Investigation Discovery (ID) is set to premiere a new documentary, ‘Chris Brown: A History of Violence’, which examines the singer’s history of alleged abuse and legal battles. The documentary explores his troubled childhood, the lasting impact of abuse, and questions how he maintains his superstar status despite a violent public record.
Investigation Discovery is set to launch a four-part investigative series into 1990s and 2000s pop culture icons Nick and Aaron Carter. The series, titled “”, promises to explore “the dark side of fame and fraught family dynamics.”
Investigation Discovery and Max are set to premiere a four-part docuseries titled ‘Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter’ on Monday, May 27, and Tuesday, May 28 at 9:00 p.m. ET. The docuseries will delve into the controversial lives and strained relationship of pop star siblings Nick and Aaron Carter, who both enjoyed immense fame in the late ’90s and beyond. The project will specifically explore the sexual assault accusations and lawsuits against Nick Carter, as well as the substance abuse and mental health struggles faced by Aaron Carter. Key interviewees include Nick Carter’s accusers Melissa Schuman, Ashley Repp, and Shay Ruth, as well as Aaron Carter’s former fiancé Melanie Martin and Nick Carter’s ex-girlfriend Kaya Jones. ‘Fallen Idols’ will also examine the darker sides of fame and the challenges of seeking justice in the age of celebrity culture.
Former Nickelodeon child stars and crew members interviewed for the documentary series ‘Quiet on Set’ have expressed dissatisfaction with its release on Investigation Discovery (ID). They claim they were unaware that ID, known for its true crime programming, would be producing the show and feel it sensationalized their experiences. The interviewees, including Alexa Nikolas and Raquel Lee Bolleau, have accused the producers of using deceptive tactics to secure their participation and believe a more credible network should have been involved.
