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More than two decades after Michael Jackson stood trial in Santa Maria, California, Netflix has returned to one of the most scrutinised legal cases in entertainment history with Michael Jackson: The Verdict. The three-part documentary examines the prosecution and defence cases presented during Jackson's 2005 child molestation trial, a proceeding that ended with the singer being found not guilty on all 14 counts. The series has reignited debate over Jackson's legacy, while also raising questions about whether it contributes anything new to a case that has been dissected for years.

Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition charts Iron Maiden's 50-year journey with frontman Bruce Dickinson, focusing on Steve Harris' leadership, fan devotion, and the evolution from pub gigs to stadium dominance, featuring fan and rock star interviews including Tom Morello and Gene Simmons.

Norwegian modern world music ensemble Wardruna has released a new documentary titled “Tracking Birna: From Earth To Light And Earth Again”, directed by Giacomo Giorgi and Laetitia Abbenes, offering an intimate view of the band's global touring life during the Birna album cycle. Wardruna is the focus of the film, which is now available in full on the group's official YouTube channel.

Peter Asher's life and legacy chronicled in new feature documentary, Everywhere Man

The life and music of legendary keyboardist Billy Preston comes alive on the big screen in a new documentary from multi-Emmy winner Paris Barclay

The life and career of rock icon Billy Idol is set to be explored on the big screen in the feature-length documentary Billy Idol Should Be Dead, which will receive a wide theatrical release in early 2026. Evan Saxon Productions has acquired the global theatrical rights to the film, which was directed by three-time Grammy winner Jonas Åkerlund and produced by Live Nation Studios.

You Got Gold - A Celebration Of John Prine, the highly anticipated live concert documentary, has extended its theatrical run at New York's Quad Cinema to three weeks following its November 28 debut. Produced by RadicalMedia and Oh Boy Pictures, and distributed by Abramorama, the film honours the life and work of the late American singer-songwriter, and was filmed at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium.