News about Marvin Gaye

INTERVIEW BY IAN HERBERT: Occasionally, Ruud Gullit feels the beat of time on his back these days and the need to seize life's every moment. 'I'll spend half an hour in the gym and think 'that was half an hour that I no longer have left,' he relates, a huge grin playing on his face as always. He says he remembers the first single he ever bought - Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On', picked up from a record shop in Suriname, from where his father emigrated to the Netherlands - and can't quite feel the same about Taylor Swift, when she, a significant new presence in NFL, sometimes gravitates into Mail Sport's digital realm. 'I have a subscription. I read the Daily Mail every day. The only thing that I didn't understand is what has Taylor Swift has to do with the sports pages?' he asks. 'Can you just put it where it belongs and I can read my sport?!!'

The Internet had a thing or two to say about the music selection on the latest episodes of American Idol.  The Top 24 hit the stage in Hawaii on Sunday and Monday's episode of the show - but the songs they performed left many fans disappointed. Viewers slammed the contestant's song selections on X, with one branding the choices 'off key and pitchy.'

According to reports, the 30 cassette tapes, which contain some 66 demos of new songs, were reportedly gifted to Charles Dumolin, a singer with whom Gaye (left) remained in Ostend, right and inset bottom), as he battled cocaine addiction in 1981. According to a'moment of global alignment' by Belgian lawyer Alex Trappeniers, one of the songs, which he wrote in the city, is said to be head-and-shoulders above the rest. Mr Dumolin died in 2019 and left his tapes, as well as a treasure trove of Gaye memorabilia, to his family. However, the discovery of the materials has sparked concerns about whether Dumolins have the right to keep it.

On Sunday, Nicky Clarke appeared to be in good spirits as he welcomed wife Kelly Simpkin and their two children, CeCee and Nico, to the Kung Fu Panda 4 screening in London. The celebrity hairstylist, 65, shocked himself with a double denim number, complete with a black jacket and a coordinated neck scarf. As he wrapped an arm around his wife, who is 23 years old, Nicky looked stylish in the denim shirt and matching jeans.

What does it actually say about you if you love chart pop hits, or prefer unwinding with some bass-heavy dance tracks or heavy metal? Probably not what you think. Multiple scientific studies have looked at various music genres and come up with some surprising findings, such as the fact that psychopaths are the most likely to enjoy No Diggity by Blackstreet. If you like common, chart-topping music, you're more likely to be an agreeable person.

With Marvin Gaye's 'Trouble Man' playing in the background, Pippen created an AI-generated cartoon of himself smoking a cigar. 'You gotta boss up quietly, they already don't like you,' Pippen wrote.' The silence is the plan, but the end is the result.' Pippen has held his tongue amid the chaos and uninhibited press that has been brought on by the relationship, and users are raving about the post being a double entendre.

LELO, a sexual wellness brand, has launched a sex toy that syncs to the beat of your favorite songs. The SIRI 3 is a tiny microphone that responds to ambient noise, whether it's music or your partner's voice. 'The toy responds by giving the sound a certain frequency and matching the beat, allowing users to try new sensations and pulsations,' LELO said.

The move by the world's biggest music company will mean that the Chinese social media behemoth will no longer have access to music by artists from Taylor Swift (pictured) and Adele to The Beatles and Marvin Gaye. In recent months, the companies have been locked in talks, with Universal demanding better compensation for musicians and greater security from the emergence of artificial intelligence.

The weather outside might be frightful, but pop's finest are sure to warm our hearts with Christmas ornaments, folk carols, and kitsch hits. On his first Christmas album, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and Nat King Cole are all sorting the crackers from the turkeys. Porter's baritone shines on Wonder's Someday At Christmas and Gaye's Purple Snowflakes, but the cat in the hat is at his elegant best on Cole's Cradle In Bethlehem and What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? Samara Joy competes in a duet. Amid the soul and swing standards, he sings a handful of originals: the title track is a touching eulogy to his late mother, but there's a little too much festive cheese on the sentimental Heart For Christmas

Despite frontman Bono's efforts to downplay the severity of their new extravaganza - 'what a fancy pad,' he said, feigning surprise - the Dublin band brought the 'wow' factor to a new degree on the first night of a Las Vegas residency, which sets a new bar for live entertainment.

'I started collecting to fuel my constant thirst for curiosity, and it's taught me to do stuff as they came without fear or judgment,' Love, who lost in the NBA Finals with Miami against Denver. The more you find out, the more you will discover that you haven't scratched the surface.' Ernie Barnes' Club 55 painting honoring music legend Marvin Gaye has been included in the Big Apple's Contemporary Curated auction. Its estimated price ranges from $800,000 to $1.2 million. Alex Katz's Canoe with Figure, which was completely painted by 1947, will be on the market as well, but for a price range of $1,000,000 to $1,500,000.

Following a shocking brawl between black cruise employees and white pleasure craft owners on an Alabama dock that went viral online, a slew of funny memes have sprung on social media. One of the most memorable bouts of a comic battle was a man who swam the river to join the action. Though some dismissed the apparent racial divide in the skirmish, others opted to recreate the scuffle with their pals, with one group visiting the site themselves to get a glimpse of the now-iconic chair used in the fight.

When Leslie Van Houten was first put behind bars in 1969, Richard Nixon was president, The Beatles and Marvin Gaye were at the top of the charts and computers were in their infancy. 'If you think about it, she's never used an ATM, never had a cell phone,' she said last week.' Van Houten's chance to experience such technological advancements - and much more - was granted on parole from a California prison on Tuesday. The former heroin-addled hippy and high school 'homecoming princess' had languished in jail for her role in homicide so tragic that many Americans, including successive California governors, have maintained that none of the principal offenders should ever be released. Van Houten, a 73-year-old woman from suburban Los Angeles, was a lonely and physically weakened 19-year-old, and she fell completely under his malevolent spell.

According to Kate Wickers, the New York City neighborhood has 'travelled a long way' over the past century. 'Explore Harlem by day, and you'll have a tale on every street corner,' she says. Kate gives advice on the best things to do and see in Harlem, from dining at Sylvia's, the oldest of Harlem's soul food restaurants, to embarking on Harlem Heritage Tours to start excursions.

Sumeke Rainey, West's high school crush, was still dating him when he first began dating him. Her father was the one who gifted West with a box of Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, and Aretha Franklin records, which he later sampled on his 2004 debut album, "The College Dropout." When a girl asks West if he knows Kweli, it's actually Sumeke's voice. In "Never Let Me Down," he raps about the promise he made to her father on his deathbed that he'd eventually marry her: "Nothing sad" as the day her girl's father passed away "I promise to marry your daughter." Their friendship didn't last, and he speculated at the reasons for "Late Registration"'s "Touch the Sky." "I sent the plane tickets right away, but when she decided to kick it, it became different," he says. "I cheated on, sheets. I skeeted on, and I couldn't keep it at home." I thought I needed a Nia Long." The exact date of their breakup is uncertain, but it is likely that it occurred in the late 1990s.

Sheeran was granted a separate jury trial earlier this month after comparing his hit 'Thinking Out Loud' and Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On' in the same Manhattan court. District Judge Louis Stanton dismissed the complaint brought by Structured Asset Sales LLC on Tuesday, finding that the parts of 'Let's Get It On' Sheeran' were not suitable for copyright protection. Stanton presided in both cases, which angered co-writer Ed Townsend's account of Gaye's 1973 masterpiece. The heirs of Townsend's failed to convince jurors that Sheeran infringed their part of the song's copyright.

After a jury found his hit song 'Let's Get It On' by playing some of his smash hits for people on New York City streets, singer Ed Sheeran celebrated. Sheeran, 32, of infringing copyright, was found in federal court in Manhattan, who briefly held his hands over his face in relief before standing and hugging his counsel. Sheeran took time out from the courthouse on Friday to present a surprise mini-concert for fans outside of his pop-up shop in SoHo.

Ed Sheeran, 32, was ecstatic when he stepped out in New York City just hours after winning his blockbuster copyright lawsuit. After waving to fans, he hopped in a car to perform songs at Sirus XM Studios. On Thursday, the singer, 32, was found not guilty of the claim that his 2014 hit 'Thinking Out Loud' ripped off Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get it On' at Manhattan federal court. He wore casual clothing on Friday, wearing a pair of navy-blue trousers and a white T-shirt under a black jacket, flanked by a pair of bright blue and white high top Nike trainers with neon orange laces, accompanied by a pair of navy-blue trousers and a black jacket.

A jury has discovered that Ed Sheeran's hit song Thinking Out Loud did not imitate Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On'. In his $100 million copyright lawsuit, Sheeran heard the jury in Manhattan heard the "should never have been brought," his lawyer claims. In the affirmative, Sheeran, 32, did not infringe upon the copyright for the first time, and he stopped shaking his lawyer as the New York jury responded. Sheeran said outside the courthouse: "I'm just a guy with a guitar who likes writing music for people to enjoy." I am not and will not allow myself to be a piggy bank. After all, it appears that I won't have to resign from my day job.' Sheeran vehemently denied charges that his album took basic musical elements from Gaye's song. The 32-year-old singer has been so outspoken about his position that he staked his entire career on it, pledging that if caught guilty, he'll be back to music.

A jury has found that Ed Sheeran's hit song, 'Thinking Out Loud,' didn't 'Let's Get It On', Marvin Gaye's classic 'Let's Get It On'.

Ed Sheeran has appeared in federal court in Manhattan to await the court's decision in his $100 million copyright lawsuit, which, according to his lawyer,'should never have been brought'. 'The letters of the alphabet of music,' he said in closing arguments. The singer's destiny is still in the hands of the jurors, who were sent home shortly after closing arguments yesterday and will now return to deliberate and possibly deliver their verdict this morning. Sheeran has denied allegations that his album took basic musical elements from Gaye's song vehemently. Ed Townsend, the song's co-writers, brought the case on. The 32-year-old has been vocal about his belief that he staked his entire career on it, even boasting that if found guilty, he'd be 'done' with music. Inset center: The family of composer Ed Townsend arrives in the United States for musician Ed Sheeran's copyright violation hearing.

The jury in Ed Sheeran's copyright appeal has been ordered to deliberate. Following attorneys' closing remarks on Wednesday, jurors were dismissed. Sheeran's musical career will be decided on Thursday by the pair. Sheeran is defending himself after it was revealed that he ripped off Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get it On" with his hit song 'Thinking Out Loud,' which he had denied so he had promised to stop performing if found guilty.

Ed Sheeran rented a four-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn for $36,000 per month. When it was first listed in January, the apartment was the most expensive in Brooklyn. Sheeran is defending himself after it was alleged that he ripped off Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On' with his hit song 'Thinking Out Loud,' which he has denied. Sarah Williams of Societe Real Estate's Sarah Williams' new luxurious apartment has four bedrooms and four bathrooms spread over 3,239 square feet and two floors. When the apartment first appeared on the market in January, it was the most expensive in all of Brooklyn.

Ed is forced to miss today's service (main) because he is stranded in New York, where he is fighting a high-profile $100 million copyright lawsuit in which he is accused of ripping off Marvin Gaye's soul classic 'Let's Get it On'. Anne 'Nancy' Sheeran inspired one of her celebrity grandson's (inset) most personal songs, Nancy Mulligan - her maiden name - telling the tale of her affair with her husband William Sheeran, a protester from Ulster who arrived in London during the war, who was inspired by her husband William Sheeran. At proceedings today, Ed's brother, Matthew Sheeran (right), appeared solemn.