Michael Jackson

Dr. Conrad Murray, who was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, was sentenced today. Murray faced up to four years in prison or probation. The sentence was that Dr. Conrad Murray would receive four years in prison. The judge stated that Murray is and still remains dangerous to the public. Murray will receive the maximum term but might not serve all of the time behind bars. Murray will receive four years in custody due to the involuntary manslaughter conviction.

Michael Jackson will soon be returning to theater screens, but not in a concert film. According to a report, Monticello Picture Company is talking to one of the executors of Jackson’s estate to produce a film.

Tom Pollack, who runs Monticello with director Ivan Reitman, told Variety, which first broke the story, that he is working to make a film covering various points of the "King of Pop’s" life. However, Pollack did stress that the deal has not been finalized. Also, a spokesman for the estate would not confirm the report.

Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's personal cardiologist, was convicted on Monday of involuntary manslaughter of the singer, who died of a drug overdose in 2009.

After a complicated trial, which began on Sept. 27, and a seven-man, five-woman jury deliberation lasting 8 and a half hours over the past two days, a guilty verdict was decided under the rule of Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor.