Week of November 28

The new charts are up a bit early because of the holidays (Happy Thanksgiving!), so here are the highlights for this week:

A year ago, he topped the charts with his posthumous hit "This Is It"; now, Michael Jackson is back with a collaboration with Akon, "Hold My Hand," at No. 35, this week's top debut. "Hold My Hand" is the introductory single from the legendary singer's collection of unreleased material, "Michael."

Cher hasn't been in the survey since 2002, when "(This Is) A Song for the Lonely" went to No. 1. She's back this week at No. 36 with the aptly named "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me," a ballad from the soundtrack of her new movie "Burlesque," starring Christina Aguilera.

Michael Buble earns his first Top 10 hit as "Hollywood" moves 11-9. Buble's biggest hit previously was "Everything," which hit No. 11 in 2007.

Bruce Springsteen's vintage track "Spanish Eyes" is off to a good start, up nine to No. 31. It's the week's biggest mover.

Country singer Trace Adkins ties his highest chart position to date, as "Between the Rainbows and the Rain" moves 6-3. He went to No. 3 in 2007 with "I Wanna Feel Something."

By moving 2-1 with "Just the Way You Are," Bruno Mars becomes the ninth artist this year to reach the top spot with his first chart hit. The other eight? Rie Sinclair & Friends, V.V. Brown, Lady Antebellum, Taio Cruz, The Bird and the Bee, Zac Brown Band, Nikki Yanofsky, and last week's charttopping artist, Brendan James.