Robin Thicke

Robin Thicke's career and reputation took a major hit after a judge ordered he and Pharrell to pay the Gaye estate $7.3 million for "Blurred Lines" plagiarism. While Thicke and Pharrell's lawyers appeal the ruling, the singer, who has been keeping a relatively low profile after being everywhere riding the wave of "Blurred Lines," sat down with The New York Times for a Q+A  to

Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams are seeking a new trial over "Blurred Lines." Apparently, the two do not agree with the March verdict that ruled the song was an infringement of Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give it Up." According to The Hollywood Reporter, the track's creators are pushing for a retrial, claiming there were errors in jury instructions, improper testimony from a music

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Mac Miller is being sued by '70s funk band Aquarian Dream for illegally sampling a song of theirs on his last mixtape. On his 2014 tape, Faces, the Pittsburgh MC sampled Aquarian Dream's 1978 single, "Yesterday (Was So Nice Today)" on the ID Labs-produced track, "Therapy...

Pharrell Williams has spoken out for the first time since the verdict in the "Blurred Lines" trial with Marvin Gaye's family. Pharrell says that the ruling greatly affects the creativity of artists. "The verdict handicaps any creator out there who is making something that might be inspired by something else," Williams said while speaking with The Financial Times. "Th... Re

Marvin Gaye's children have written an open letter to the public following their successful lawsuit against Robin Thicke and Pharrell for their hit single "Blurred Lines." According to Nona, Frankie and Marvin Gaye III—the late musicians three children—they penned the letter in hopes of "set the record straight on a few misconceptions" that have risen in the media with regards

Earlier this month, a judge awarded to the family of the late, legendary Marvin Gaye over $7 million because it was determined that Robin Thicke, Pharrell and T.I.'s "Blurred Lines" was not sufficiently dissimilar from Gaye's "Got To Give It Up...

Howard King, the attorney who represented Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams in the "Blurred Lines" case says he will be appealing the verdict. The Hollywood Reporter reports that King will fight the ruling made on Tuesday (March 10) that his clients must pay over $7 million to Marvin Gaye's family for infringing copyright...

Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were found guilty of plagiarizing their 2013 hit song "Blurred Lines" today. The Associate Press reports that they were guilty in an ongoing copyright infringement lawsuit with Marvin Gaye's family and must fork over $7.3 million to t...

Pharrell and Robin Thicke must pay the Gaye estate $7.3 million. Read the updated story here. The legal battle between the family of Marvin Gaye and Robin Thicke and Pharrell over "Blurred Lines" continues to wage on. In his opening statement, Richard Bush, the attorney for the Gaye family, said that the family was seeking $40 million from Thicke and Co ...

Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke have come up with an interesting argument for the lawsuit filed against them for the hit record "Blurred Lines." After reports broke that Robin Thicke had given full credit to Pharrell for the chart topping track, the two file new documents arguing that  they are no different than classic great Beethoven for "stealing" music. ...