Documentaries

The fashion icon opens up about Russell Simmons, dropping his surname and protecting her family as she reclaims ownership of her story.

Justine Wilson disputes Musk’s account of their infant son’s death and claims he never tried to repair his relationship with daughter Vivian.

Curry has also since doubled down on his claims that he should be compensated for his work on the documentary.

The pop star's new documentary 'Always Lalisa' makes its world premieres at TIFF on September 11.

The Religion of Sports film will unpack the work behind the shot that rewired basketball — and made Curry the NBA’s undisputed three-point king.

The eight-part 'JAŸ-Z IN 8' docuseries now has a release date, plus a new trailer.

A new documentary on the comedian reveals how Darryl McCauley stole millions of dollars and stashed it in the most unusual place.

A decade after '13th,' DuVernay turns to the 14th Amendment and the ongoing fights over citizenship, due process, equal protection and who gets to belong.

New footage and interviews expose how O.J.’s bizarre hidden-camera comeback spiraled into something darker behind the scenes.

Peacock and Netflix race to unpack Wendy Williams’ real story, as questions over her diagnosis, guardianship, and TV legacy ignite fresh drama.

Director and LP member Joe Hahn says the new film will give fans "a story about loss, friendship, creativity, and reinvention."

The film includes allegations of statutory rape, sexual assault, and coercion spanning more than a decade.

A documentary centered around the global superstar, directed by Sue Kim, will screen in September.

The award-winning director says Dame Dash has hundreds of hours of Roc-A-Fella footage, but refused to include Jay-Z's side of the story.

As 'Doc Meets World' revisits the cast’s years-long rift, Savage appears focused on family life far from his 'Boy Meets World' past.

Netflix’s ‘The Crash’ revisits the texts, breakup tension, and fatal brick-wall collision that left Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan dead.

Netflix’s new docuseries goes inside the 2005 Michael Jackson trial, revisiting jurors, witnesses, and courtroom details the public largely experienced through media coverage.