Quincy Jones produced the song that helped bring the world together in 1985 to help raise money for the famine going on in Ethiopia at the time. Released on the album of the same name ...

It was the third most nominated album in Grammy history, beaten only by Michael Jackson's Thriller and Quincy Jones's The Dude. Tilly Pearce ... TV Editor (maternity cover) at Digital Spy, and ...

Jimmy Kimmel trolled Elon Musk during his March 19 monologue for trying to “drum up sympathy” amid a wave of Tesla owners ...

"Quincy is really the blueprint of what I'm able to do," said the Oscars' first-time music director Michael Bearden. By Paul Grein Queen Latifah is set to take part in a tribute to Quincy Jones on ...

The 97th Academy Awards will feature a Quincy Jones tribute with Queen Latifah performing. The news was announced by executive producer Raj Kapoor during a press conference with the creative team.

Rapper and singer Queen Latifah will pay a special tribute to the legendary Quincy Jones at the 97th Academy Awards. Jones, a record producer, composer, arranger, conductor, trumpeter, and ...

Queen Latifah hit the stage at the 97th Academy Awards with a live performance, paying tribute to the late Quincy Jones through ... Throughout his career, Jones won 28 Grammy Awards, six of them for ...

Last night’s Oscars paid tribute to one of the titans of 20 th Century music and culture: Quincy Jones, who died in November last year ... the little matter of producing the best-selling album of all ...

Quincy Jones’ contribution ... credit on Harry Style’s third album Harry’s House two years ago. Here’s a look at some of the ...

And Doja Cat literally dripped in diamonds to sing Shirley Bassey's "Diamonds Are Forever," before an orchestra joined Raye to close the performance with a cover ... the late Quincy Jones, the ...

And Doja Cat literally dripped in diamonds to sing Shirley Bassey's "Diamonds Are Forever," before an orchestra joined Raye to close the performance with a cover of Adele's "Skyfall." - Tribute to ...

Later in the evening, Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah introduced a joyful tribute to the late producer Quincy Jones, featuring 32 dancers, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, and Queen Latifah doing “Ease ...