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Lost tracks recorded by Marvin Gaye uncovered in Belgium: 'As good as Sexual Healing'

"There was one song that when I listened to it for ten seconds I found the music was in my head all day, the words were in my head all...

Ed Sheeran celebrates trial win with surprise street concert

The Grammy-winning singer stood on top of a car in Soho while belting out some of his biggest hits such as "Thinking Out Loud" and "Perfect."

Ed Sheeran wins copyright trial over Marvin Gaye similarities

The British singer-songwriter was sued by the estate of the late Ed Townsend, who co-wrote the 1973 R&B classic alongside Gaye.

Defiant Ed Sheeran speaks out after jury clears him in Marvin Gaye copyright suit

Ed Sheeran was cleared by a Manhattan federal jury on Thursday in a lawsuit that accused him of ripping off Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get it On."

Ed Sheeran: 'I'm done' if plaintiffs win in Marvin Gaye 'Let's Get It On' copyright lawsuit

Ed Sheeran would be “done” if he's found liable of ripping off Marvin Gaye's “Let’s Get it On," he said Monday.

Lawyers for singer Ed Sheeran argue against jury deliberation, say judge should toss copyright suit

Lawyers for Ed Sheeran say claims in a copyright suit against the singer haven't been proven -- and that a judge should toss the case out rather than have a...

Ed Sheeran sings snippet of 'Thinking Out Loud' during Marvin Gaye copyright infringement trial

The singer took a tan Lowden wooden acoustic guitar and played the basic four-chord progression highlighting his 2014 hit at the center of the "Let’s Get it On" copyright infringement...

Woman accusing Ed Sheeran of ripping off hit Marvin Gaye song collapses in court

Kathryn Townsend Griffin — the daughter of late Ed Townsend, who co-wrote the iconic 1973 soul classic — fainted in the lower Manhattan courtroom.

Ed Sheeran tells court he'd have to be 'quite an idiot' to rip off Marvin Gaye

Ed Sheeran said he'd have to be an "idiot" to rip off Marvin Gaye's song “Let’s Get it On” and then perform it for thousands of fans.

Ed Sheeran mum as he arrives in NYC court for federal copyright trial over Marvin Gaye classic

Four-time Grammy award-winning musician Ed Sheeran arrived at Manhattan federal court Tuesday for his trial over a lawsuit accusing him of lifting parts of Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get it On”...

Several Ed Sheeran fans dismissed as potential jurors in copyright trial accusing singer of lifting from Marvin Gaye song

Jury selection kicked off Monday in the case accusing Ed Sheeran of lifting parts of Marvin Gaye's soul classic "Let's Get it On" for his own music.

Marvin Gaye III files for divorce from wife after domestic violence incident

Marvin listed their date of separation as Jan. 12 — the same day he was arrested for allegedly pointing a gun at his estranged wife during a fight.

Marvin Gaye III's wife files restraining order after domestic violence arrest

Wendy Gaye is now seeking court-ordered protection from Marvin Gaye III after a domestic violence dispute last week ended with him allegedly pointing a gun at her.

Marvin Gaye's ex-wife Janis Hunter Gaye dead at 66

Daughter Nona Gaye confirmed the news on Tuesday, writing, "I will never get to see her again in this life but know she’s in heaven with my father."

Ed Sheeran must face trial over Marvin Gaye copyright claim, judge rules

He's sure to get Shivers about this news.

Endangered monkeys serenaded with Marvin Gaye to 'Get It On' for Valentine's Day

Trentham Monkey Forest hired a Marvin Gaye tribute artist to serenade endangered Barbary Macaques during the spring mating season.

Some hits like 'Respect' are actually covers — are the originals better?

Who did it better? Here, we face off 10 classic covers against their originals — and share which song comes out on top.

Stream It Or Skip It: '1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything' on AppleTV+, A Multi-Part Series About A Very Big Year

You know we've got to find a way to bring some lovin' here today.

Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' turns 50 — secrets behind the hit album

Fifty years after Marvin Gaye's masterpiece dropped on May 21, 1971, the groundbreaking LP, which remains Motown's best-selling album, is more relevant than ever.