Many TV ideas deemed tasteless in 2006 get greenlit in 2018. O.J.'s allegedly "lost" Fox special is no different

Yes, Rupert Murdoch spiked the O.J. Simpson book. But the Fox mogul's obsession with degradation will continue unabated.

Goldman is applying for a renewal of his judgment against the former NFL star, which has accrued interest

Nobody asked for this, and yet here we are

Salon speaks to a UCLA sociologist about "The People v. O.J." and why blacks and whites see the case differently

Promoting his Web site and his innocence, America's best-known acquitted murder suspect isn't just for breakfast anymore.

The LAPD confirms that a knife found on Simpson's former property is being treated as evidence

In long document, famed defense lawyer writes of four witnesses who were never called to testify

Only in America: At his new AskOJ.com site, the Juice offers autographed jerseys, a lie detector test on video and other assorted horrors.

"It just didn't seem like that should have been let in this case," Simpson says regarding the "p***y grabbing" tape

Charles Manson's prosecutor sees little cause for celebration in the latest O.J. verdict. The white jury was better than the black jury, he says  and Mark Fuhrman was one of the victims.

Reality television may be in O.J. Simpson’s future following his release from prison