News: Marvin Gaye's son cries out

Marvin Gaye's son, Marvin Gaye III and his attorney David Rudich opened up to ET about defending his father's legacy in a reluctant court battle between his family and the writers of Robin Thicke's summer hit, Blurred Lines.
In a lawsuit filed in October, Marvin Gaye's heirs claimed that Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines is an illegal rip-off of their father's song Got to Give It Up. The suit also involves Thicke's co-writers Pharrell Williams and rapper T.I. (real name Clifford Harris Jr.).
 "I want to see my father get credit for his work," he said.
Amid this legal battle, Marvin is also struggling to find a kidney donor. He suffers from kidney failure as a result of hypertension and diabetes and is currently on dialysis. Those interested in helping Marvin can call 866-672-5333 or e-mail kidneyformarvin@yahoo.com.