O.J. Simpson, who died this week at the age of 76, was a pop-cultural fixture long before he became America's most infamous alleged murderer. But in 2016, more than two decades after his acquittal, Simpson and the story of his rise and fall were once again at the center of the conversation, thanks to two remarkable television shows—a five-part ESPN documentary, O.J.: Made in America, directed by Ezra Edelman, and a dramatic miniseries, Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski's The People Vs. O.J.... Read this story
