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The music industry and global fans turned on Milli Vanilli after revelations that the duo did not actually provide vocals for their famous songs. A new documentary explores the group’s fall from grace – as surviving member Fab Morvan muses about how much has changed. Sheila Flynn reports

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Fabrice "Fab" Morvan is revisiting the rise and fall of Milli Vanilli, 34 years removed from the scandal that brought down the chart-topping pop duo.

Milli Vanilli became the biggest punchline in pop when the world found out the duo didn't sing on their hit album.

Milli Vanilli became the biggest punchline in pop when the world found out the duo didn't sing on their hit album.

Milli Vanilli became the biggest punchline in pop when the world found out the duo didn't sing on their hit album.

Milli Vanilli became the biggest punchline in pop when the world found out the duo didn't sing on their hit album.

Milli Vanilli became the biggest punchline in pop when the world found out the duo didn't sing on their hit album.

Milli Vanilli became the biggest punchline in pop when the world found out the duo didn't sing on their hit album.

Paramount+Satan is evil, but that doesn’t absolve people of willingly agreeing to Faustian bargains—a lesson hammered home by Milli Vanilli, a new Paramount+ documentary (Oct. 24) about the infamous singing duo whose rocket-ship ride to stardom wound up crashing and burning after they were outed as lip-syncing frauds.Director Luke Korem’s feature-length film certainly spreads the blame around, beginning with producer Frank Farian and ending with Clive Davis, whom Arista Seni...