Cnn Talk With Max Foster

Michael Jackson remains a music and business powerhouse, even ten years after his death. The estate of the man once known as the "King of Pop" earned $400 million dollars in 2018 alone. But a new documentary is once again bringing allegations of abuse against Jackson into the spotlight. In "Leaving Neverland," two men detail how Jackson groomed and abused them for years. Jackson's family has called the documentary a "public lynching" and denies all the claims. But where does this leave Jackson's music? And what about the music, film, and work of other artists who have been accused of wrongdoing? Should we boycott the work of such artists? Or can we separate the art from the artist? Max Foster anchors a conversation with Ayesha Hazarika, Liam Halligan and Iain Dale. via Knit