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The three-part series, directed by Jeff Tremaine, combines interviews, archival footage and some hilarious animation to tell the stories of how hair metal came to dominate the '80s music...
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Jackass co-creator Jeff Tremaine has always wanted to make a music doc.
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J-Lo made an album and two movies, partially about her reunion with Ben Affleck. Then she filed for divorce.
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Jimin and Jung Kook go on fun adventures in Are You Sure?!, the BTS members’ new hangout jawn for Disney+.
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In 1981, two breakdancing crews battled -- and the rest, as they say, is history.
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Indigo Girls get the documentary treatment in It’s Only Life After All, on the heels of Barbie singing “Closer to Fine” in her convertible.
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Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution is a call to get down and party. But it’s also a docuseries that foregrounds the music’s true history.
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How Music Got Free travels back to a time before music streaming, when there was music file sharing.
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A prison is transformed into a concert venue in Melissa Etheridge: I’m Not Broken, but the real emotional connections are offstage.
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If you had a chance to ask Kylie Minogue a question, what would it be? An Audience With Kylie features a few options.
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Hate to Love: Nickelback dips a little into the band’s status as a target of meme culture. But it’s mostly a doc about a band who nowadays are veterans of ...
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This relatable parenting moment was a much-needed moment of levity.
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I Am: Celine Dion delves deep into the superstar’s work to manage her rare neurological condition, known as stiff-person syndrome, and sing for her fans again.
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Stevie Van Zandt: Disciple is an easygoing hangout doc that fetes its subject’s over five decades as a rocker, producer, and Sopranos cast member.
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Celine Dion's new documentary is raw, intimate, and, at times, uncomfortable.
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Cyndi Lauper’s long and loud career is celebrated in Let the Canary Sing, a new documentary from director Alison Ellwood.
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There are bombshells going off inside of bombshells in the docuseries Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter, now streaming on Max.
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What would appear on its surface to be a basic synopsis of a well-covered music-world saga betrays a more pernicious slant in its subtler omissions, emphases, and selective framings.
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Hey, is that Abby from Yellowstone? No! It’s Lainey Wilson, and Bell Bottom Country is here to tell her story.
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Dua Lipa is one of the executive producers of this docuseries, and she's featured, along with Chris Martin, Noel Gallagher, Nile Rodgers, Boy George, Little Simz and more.