Halle Berry introduced a tribute to James Bond producers producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, with Margaret Qualley, Doja Cat, Lisa and Raye teaming up for a special tribute to the iconic songs that have been such key part of the legendary spy franchise's history.

As the future of James Bond remains uncertain, the 97th Annual Academy Awards paid tribute to the history of 007 music with a showstopping live performance. Including the classic James Bond theme, the incredible medley included some very famous folks with their various takes on Bond

Doja Cat, Lisa and Raye teamed up for a tribute to 007’s legacy over the last 60 years at this year’s Academy Awards, not long after the shocking news that Amazon MGM is gaining creative control of the James Bond franchise.

Raye and Lisa also performed to honor the action movies and producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli at Sunday's ceremony.

-- Doja Cat is responding to some criticism over her performance during her James Bond tribute at the Oscars. The "Need to Know" singer took to Instagram on Monday to address the performance and some fans' reactions to it saying she feels "amazing about the whole thing," but admitted "nerves" got to her during the show on Sunday night.

Oscars featured Halle Berry presenting a musical tribute to James Bond that included BLACKPINK's Lisa, Margaret Qualley, Doja Cat and more.

Margaret Qualley is still in Oscars land after dancing her heart out onstage.

Live and Let Die,” “Diamonds are Forever” and “Skyfall” were on the set list as Margaret Qualley opened the tribute with a dance performance.

Blackpink’s Lisa, Doja Cat, and Raye put on a show-stopping ... who starred in “Die Another Day,” opened the tribute. Then Margaret Qualley — who has never been involved with the Bond ...

Doja Cat, Lisa and Raye teamed up for a tribute ... The medley began with Margaret Qualley dancing to the Bond theme, as Lisa descended from the ceiling to sing Wings’ “Live and Let Die ...

Like diamonds, James Bond is forever! The 2025 Oscars paid tribute to the blockbuster franchise and its iconic title character with a star-studded medley featuring an introduction from former Bond girl herself,