Movies & TV

“When history looks back, I want people to know the Nazis weren’t able to kill millions of people and get away with it," the late Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal, who dedicated his life to bringing war criminals to justice, once said.

"I just wanted a better life and I just felt this was my opportunity," Gloria Brown recalled in a tearful interview for "McMillion$"

Robin Colombo was married to Gennaro of the Colombo crime family and helped find participants in the McDonald's Monopoly fraud.

In Lifetime's "You Can't Take My Daugther," a mother fights back against the system after her rapist tries to get custody of her daughter. 

Buzzy movies include "Lost Girls," which is based on the Long Island Serial Killer case, and "Zola," inspired by an insane viral Twitter thread.

Malcolm X was a fierce supporter Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad, but came to view his former mentor's teachings as "narrow‐minded confines."

Macaulay Culkin previously testified that he slept in the same bed as Michael Jackson as a child multiple times but never witnessed anything inappropriate taking place.

Isaac Wright Jr. spent seven years behind bars for crimes he didn't commit, and inspired the new drama 'For Life,' about the self-described "giant slayer" who now fights in court for the wrongfully accused.

In the new Netflix docu-series "Who Killed Malcolm X?" an expert on the iconic civil rights leader accuses a man named William Bradley, also known as Al-Mustafa Shabazz, of gunning down Malcolm in 1965.

Here's what to watch for in theaters and on TV in 2020.