Quincy Jones once called Michael Jackson “Machiavellian” while reflecting on the music and songs he "stole" from others without credit.

The record producer's spectacular home features panoramic views, an infinity pool, and a tennis court – it's luxury living at ...

Quincy Jones’s longtime Bel Air mansion is back on the market for just under $60 million, five months after his death. The ...

Perched on a gated promontory in the Lower Bel Air neighborhood, the 2-acre compound had served as Jones’s primary residence since 2002.

The legendary producer, who won a total of 28 Grammy Awards (and was the most nominated artist after Beyoncé and Jay-Z), ...

Quincy Jones ' longtime Los Angeles estate is for sale. The iconic producer died with family at his side at the age of 91 on Nov. 3, 2024. Six months later, his Bel Air home, which boasts views of the ...

The late Quincy Jones' former Bel Air mansion has officially been listed for sale, and the price tag is $60 million.

The new additions include a curated Jill Scott and Friends show featuring a multi-generational Philly soul summit of Scott, ...

Quincy Jones was the epitome of pop genius, but within this he would never hold back on making his feelings known on artists he particularly hated.

Quincy Jones’ Bel Air mansion, where he lived until he died in 2024, is now for sale at nearly $60 million.

When COVID hit, there was no more touring — and no more getting clean. Living in a trailer in Lawrence, he did drugs — mostly intravenous meth — and not much else. Buster’s life was further battered ...