
The Last 24 Hours
Examining the last hours of life of Michael Jackson, who died on Jun. 25, 2009, from cardiac arrest while under the influence of numerous drugs, including propofol.

Examining the last hours of life of Michael Jackson, who died on Jun. 25, 2009, from cardiac arrest while under the influence of numerous drugs, including propofol.

Rollie Tyler (Bryan Brown) is a special-effects expert for low-budget Hollywood movies. As gangster Nicholas DeFranco (Jerry Orbach) prepares to testify in court against his former bosses, FBI agents, fearing Nicholas will be killed by the mob before he can take the stand, decide to fake his assassination. The agents hire Rollie to use his special-effects skills to make the murder look believable. Leo McCarthy (Brian Dennehy), a detective, steps in to investigate the murder.

Will (Jude Law), a landscape architect in London, is in the middle of a life crisis. His relationship with Liv (Robin Wright Penn), a depressive Scandinavian, is going nowhere. A burglary at his office leads him to Amira (Juliette Binoche), a Bosnian refugee whose husband died in Sarajevo. Will is drawn to the vulnerable woman and initiates an affair.

At 12:20 pm, Diana and Dodi depart from the Ritz Paris hotel rear entrance and avoid photographers.

Prince never held back, always giving his all his life was a party, but parties aren't meant to last.

After a crash that kills her boyfriend, Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone) has her car searched by the police, who find illegal drugs. Prosecutors handling her case send Tramell to see psychiatrist Michael Glass (David Morrissey). Glass determines that Tramell, a novelist whose books deal with sensational murders, might just be a dangerous person herself. But his findings don't prevent him from embarking on a sexually charged relationship with the cunning cougar.

Rollie Tyler (Bryan Brown) is a special-effects expert for low-budget Hollywood movies. As gangster Nicholas DeFranco (Jerry Orbach) prepares to testify in court against his former bosses, FBI agents, fearing Nicholas will be killed by the mob before he can take the stand, decide to fake his assassination. The agents hire Rollie to use his special-effects skills to make the murder look believable. Leo McCarthy (Brian Dennehy), a detective, steps in to investigate the murder.

Porter (Mel Gibson) is a thief betrayed by both his wife, Lynn (Deborah Kara Unger), and his partner, Val (Gregg Henry), when he is shot in the back after a heist. Slowly, Porter recovers from his wounds and begins a search for Val, intent on recovering his share of the money they stole together. With the aid of prostitute Rosie (Maria Bello), Porter captures Val but still cannot find his cash. For this, Porter will have to challenge an imposing crime syndicate called the Outfit.

Ailing mafia capo Joseph Scoleri (Paul Sorvino) is released after spending 20 years in prison, and tries to reconnect with his daughter as he realizes the life he knew no longer exists.

Looking into what led to the death of John Lennon.

John Lennon's murder site Graceland O.J. Simpson serial killer Richard Speck Ronald Reagan's attempted assassination.

After a crash that kills her boyfriend, Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone) has her car searched by the police, who find illegal drugs. Prosecutors handling her case send Tramell to see psychiatrist Michael Glass (David Morrissey). Glass determines that Tramell, a novelist whose books deal with sensational murders, might just be a dangerous person herself. But his findings don't prevent him from embarking on a sexually charged relationship with the cunning cougar.

Bon Jovi has personified rock stardom for 40 years. Having originally formed in New Jersey, hits like "Living on a Prayer" and "It's My Life" have contributed to more than 100 million records sold worldwide.

An inside look at Rolling Stone magazine's probing 1975 report on Patty Hearst's kidnappers, the arrival of The Sex Pistols, and John Lennon's final days.

Exploring the unique relationship between John Lennon and Rolling Stone magazine, and how coverage of Nixon's re-election campaign disrupted political journalism.

Chronicling the last 50 years of American music, politics and pop culture through the perspective of Rolling Stone magazine.

Hundreds of hopefuls congregate at a cattle call for Broadway dancers. A sour director, Zach (Michael Douglas), and his brusque assistant (Terrence Mann) whittle down the ranks until they're left with 16 dancers. All tell their life stories -- some tragic, some comic -- and explain their love of dance. Tension mounts when Cassie (Alyson Reed) -- once both a big star and the director's lover but now desperate for a part -- auditions. But Zach must choose only the best for his show.

A crime lord plots to take control of New York's underground drug economy and distribute the profits to the poor.

A doc spotlighting Diddy's alleged violence and the victims impacted across his 25-year career.

Leonard (Guy Pearce) is tracking down the man who raped and murdered his wife. The difficulty, however, of locating his wife's killer is compounded by the fact that he suffers from a rare, untreatable form of memory loss. Although he can recall details of life before his accident, Leonard cannot remember what happened fifteen minutes ago, where he's going, or why.