Michael Jackson’s production company is locked in a battle to stop former accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck from being granted access to his police
A judge on Monday, April 27, dismissed the latest lawsuit of Wade Robson who alleged that Michael Jackson sexually abused him as a child. The
Michael Jackson accuser James Safechuck has had his lawsuit against two of the late singer’s corporations dismissed. The 42-year-old — who accused the “Thriller” hitmaker
Wade Robson and James Safechuck have tentatively had the dismissal of their lawsuit against Michael Jackson’s estate overturned. The two men had previously filed claims against the
Michael Jackson’s family blasted Leaving Neverland after it won a Creative Arts Emmy. The Dan Reed documentary — which details sexual abuse allegations made against Jackson
James Safechuck and Wade Robson have both condemned comedian Dave Chappelle for dismissing their allegations in the Leaving Neverland documentary that they were sexually abused
An explosive new video called Lies of Leaving Neverland has been released that seemingly pokes multiple holes in the stories of Michael Jackson’s accusers, Wade
Will.i.am says the allegations made against Michael Jackson are part of a “racist smear campaign.” The “Scream and Shout” hitmaker has branded the claims made
While the public continues to reel from the volcanic documentary, Surviving R. Kelly, we have the arrival of the flammable docu-series about another legendary singer-songwriter,
Michael Jackson’s estate has slammed the Leaving Neverland documentary. Leaving Neverland, a four-hour documentary that details alleged sexual abuse of two young men by the late singer,
Michael Jackson’s accusers say they were not offered any money for Leaving Neverland. The new four-hour documentary from director Dan Reed, which premiered at the Sundance
