Marvin Gaye

Rappers love pop stars.

Pharrell and Robin Thicke have to cut major checks to the Marvin Gaye estate.

The rap mogul is working on bringing Marvin Gaye's story to the big screen.

A judge upholds that Pharrell and Robin Thicke's ''Blurred Lines'' is guilty of infringing Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit, ''Got to Give It Up.''

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Marvin Gaye's son is claiming that Fox's hit show Empire was his idea and he has no qualms with suing over the matter. According to TMZ, Marvin Gaye III said that he registered a treatment on a show entitled "Diamonds & Ballads," also known as "Those Sons of Riches!" with the Writers...

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The controversy surrounding Robin Thicke and Pharrell's "Blurred Lines" and Marvin Gaye's "Got To Give It Up" has caused a major spike in sales of the late soul singer's music. According to Billboard, Gaye's greatest hits album The No. 1's, released in 2009, recently landed in the Billboard 200 chart at No...

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...

Pharrell might not have seen the last of the Marvin Gaye family in a courtroom setting. After recently winning a $7.3 million lawsuit against the Virginia super producer and Robin Thicke over "Blurred Lines," the family of the late singing legend is asserting Skateboard P might have swiped another one of Gaye's songs without permission...