Exploring the unparalleled legacy of the Motown anthem 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine', which has been recorded by everybody from Marvin Gaye to The Slits.

Marvin Gaye has soundtracked every emotion in the human experience. But this album is him doing that, at its most timeless.

Terrence Howard said he turned down playing Marvin Gaye in a Lee Daniels-directed biopic after being told that the late singer was gay. The “Iron Man” star, 56, shared the revelation on ...

Marvin Gaye took an already impressive musical career and elevated it to new heights with a monumental album that would surpass all his previous work in terms of cultural significance and timelessness ...

The actor said he heard from Quincy Jones that the "Let's Get It On" singer was gay, adding that he wouldn't have been able to portray something he doesn't "understand." ...

When it comes to R&B and soul singers, Marvin Gaye is one of the GOATS. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, he dominated the charts with sexy love songs and soulful hits that called attention to the ...

The Empire alum divulged the info while telling Club Random host Bill Maher about the "biggest mistake" he ever made in his ...

He was not ready for a certain kind of sexual healing. Terrence Howard passed on the chance to play Marvin Gaye in a biopic because he would have had to film gay scenes. The “Empire” alum ...

Actor Terrence Howard revealed that he refused to portray Marvin Gaye in a potential film because of the Motown singer's rumored homosexuality, saying he'd cut his lips off if he ever kissed a man.

Terrence Howard revealed to Bill Maher that he turned down a Marvin Gaye biopic because he would have had to kiss a man.