Quincy Jones, the late legendary producer, songwriter and composer extraordinaire, returns to the top of a Billboard chart for the first time since his death on Nov. 3, 2024, thanks to his production work on Michael Jackson's 43-year-old classic "Thriller."

Lionsgate released the first official teaser trailer for the forthcoming Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, on Thursday. And after its initial 24 hours, the views racked up to 116.2 million globally, according to WaveMetrix,

On Thursday, Lionsgate revealed the much-anticipated first glimpse at Michael, chronicling the King of Pop's rise from child star to the biggest artist of all time. While Jackson is played by his late nephew, Jaafar Jackson, Houston native Kendrick Sampson is stepping into his biggest role to date as the iconic Quincy Jones.

The official teaser, released Thursday, stars the late King of Pop's nephew, Jaafar Jackson. Jaafar Jackson is the son of Michael Jackson's brother Jermaine Jackson. In the clip, Jaafar Jackson portrays his uncle, complete with MJ's iconic looks.

Thirty-eight years ago today, Michael Jackson topped the Hot 100 with an iconic song that almost featured Prince.

Quincy Jones first met Michael Jackson years before they started working together. At the time, Jackson was in the Jackson Five and Jones was an established music producer. He admitted that on this first meeting, he told Jackson that he was being too weird.

Jones was no stranger to Grammy trophies, winning a total of 28 out of his staggering 80 nominations. This photo is from the 1991 ceremony where his solo album Back on the Block was a big winner, and Jones took home honors including Album of the Year, Producer of the Year, Best Arrangement on an Instrumental, and Best Jazz Fusion Performance.