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The Latin music legend – back, at 66, with her first salsa album – answers your questions on her star collaborations, screen chemistry, and what she and Stevie Wonder still can’t agree on

The soulful, hypnotic grooves on his new album '1978' run the older music through a modern filter.

Sixty-six demos have turned up — but they’re currently in legal limbo.

Debate erupts over who owns the 66 demos and their publishing rights

New music from the late Marvin Gaye has been uncovered in Belgium, after being left at the home of the "Let's Get It On" singer's friend for over 40 years.

Questions surround ownership of demo tapes reportedly left by soul artist as a thank-you to his Ostend hosts

In total, 66 demos were found alongside an archive of costumes and notebooks

"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 day, like a moment of planetary alignment," a lucky listener claimed.

The 30 cassette tapes, said to contain some 66 demos of new songs, were reportedly gifted to Charles Dumolin, a musician with whom Gaye stayed in the coastal city of Ostend in 1981.

The tapes have lain hidden in Ostend for 40 years. But a legal fight is brewing over who owns them.

See what the fighters from UFC Fight Night 235 went with as their backing tracks in Las Vegas.

Antiques Roadshow US saw Marvin Gaye's passport valued at an eye-watering amount, much to its owner's disbelief.

The vibe was really good on set!

“On’ Let’s Get It On’, you can see he’s making these leaps. He’s realizing what he can do with himself.”

Motown/UMe’s deluxe edition of the seminal album features 33 bonus tracks, including songs from a lost Herbie Hancock session.

A new collection exposes a transitional period, when Marvin Gaye was moving his creative center from Detroit to L.A.

From the wah-wah guitar that opens the title track to the operatic closer “Just to Keep You Satisfied,” Marvin Gaye’s 1973 album “Let’s Get It On” expressed the joy — and complexity — of human sexuality like virtually none in popular music…

Motown will release a digital deluxe edition of Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" on Aug. 25

Motown's expanded digital-only reissue, out August 25, boasts the singer's vocals-only takes and unheard recordings from sessions with What's Going On arranger