Michael Jackson Triple Feature

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MICHAEL JACKSON HISTORY: THE KING OF POP 1958-2009 Michael Jackson was the King of Pop—a title given to him by millions of fans worldwide. No other performer has generated such massive sales or received so many awards and accolades. No other performer drew so much excitement and hysteria. His contribution to humanitarian causes was outstanding. Michael shaped modern music for a generation, and we will never see anyone like him again. This feature-length tribute includes contributions from Janet Jackson, Jermaine Jackson, Quincy Jones, Diana Ross, Paul Gambaccini and more. Michael's story is told through the eyes of the news, including never-before-seen footage. Wherever Michael traveled, cameras captured every step, every controversy and every triumph… MICHAEL JACKSON: LIFE OF A SUPERSTAR So much has been said about the turbulent life and phenomenal career of Michael Jackson that it has become almost impossible to disentangle the man from the myth. More than any other icon in history of popular music, Michael Jackson remained a charismatic but elusive figure of heated debate. But one fact will forever remain undisputed: his extraordinary talent for creating truly original music, loved by millions. And despite setbacks that would have ended careers of lesser men, Michael Jackson's accomplishments as the King of Pop will remain some of the most impressive in music history. Featuring candid contributions from Janet Jackson, Brooke Shields, Quincy Jones, Sheryl Crow, Diana Ross and rare, behind-the-scenes footage, this documentary looks into the life of one of the most enigmatic and flamboyant pop stars of our time. WHAT KILLED THE KING OF POP? Michael Jackson's dramatic death was more than just the loss of a man—it was the beginning of a legacy he'd leave behind. This hard-hitting documentary traces the last months of the singer's life, examines the circumstances that led to his untimely passing, and explores the controversy and unanswered questions about a death that many say could have been prevented.