Robin Thicke and Paula Patton sizzle on screen in their first-ever TV commercial together for Rémy Martin VSOP. The “Duets” star follows his beautiful wife through a fantastical mansion, meeting up on the rooftop to enjoy a glass of cognac.

The power couple previously showed off their chemistry in the steamy videos for “Lost Without U” and “Love After War.”

Rémy Martin’s nationwide campaign kicks off June 4, but you can watch the 60-second spot below.

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Fresh off the debut of ABC’s singing competition “Duets,” mentor Robin Thicke spreads some joy on his new free song “Top of the World.” The blue-eyed soul man shares the story of a woman who worked hard to get to the top, but must now learn to let loose and enjoy her success.

“Now you feelin’ like a pimp, you got everything you want, no wonder/ ‘Cause you never gave up, now you singing that song all summer,” sings Thicke on the breezy tune.

“A little thank u to my fans please enjoy this free track for summer,” he wrote.

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Fresh off the debut of his new singing competition “Duets,” Robin Thicke joined his ABC family on the “Good Morning America” Summer Concert Series. The R&B crooner hit the outdoor stage to perform his soulful hits including “All Tied Up” and “Pretty Lil’ Heart,” also speaking with the “GMA” hosts.

“To be on stage with that kind of talent, it felt like a mini-awards show or something,” said Thicke of performing with fellow mentors Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, and Jennifer Nettles.

Watch him perform “All Tied Up” below.

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The love doctor is in the house. Robin Thicke had the ladies swooning with his sultry cover of Marvin Gaye’s classic “Sexual Healing” at the launch of VH1 Save the Music Foundation’s 2012 Songwriters Music Series at the Paris Club in Chicago last month.

The R&B crooner will appear as a judge on ABC’s new singing competition “Duets,” premiering May 24, and is working on a screenplay, which he describes as a “thriller, adventure, romance” story.

Get your dose of Thicke’s sexual medicine below.

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In addition to Lil’ Kim’s highly-anticipated return to the stage, BET’s “Rip the Runway” special featured plenty of performances from hip-hop and R&B’s freshest faces mixed with fashion.

Meek Mill turned New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom into a “House Party,” B.o.B was swimming in women during “So Good,” Wale had the crowd going wild with “Lotus Flower Bomb” and “Slight Work,” and Diggy Simmons broke young hearts with the Jeremih-assisted “Do It Like You.”

On the R&B tip, the charming Robin Thicke took to the piano for “Pretty Lil’ Heart” and the fashion-forward Estelle went “Back to Love” as modeled paraded down the catwalk in designer collections.

If you missed any of the performances, catch them below.

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Hip-hop and R&B’s brightest stars hit the catwalk at BET’s “Rip the Runway” taping last month. Meek Mill had New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom rocking to “House Party,” B.o.B was feeling “So Good,” the ladies went wild for Wale’s “Lotus Flower Bomb,” Robin Thicke mingled with models during “Pretty Lil’ Heart,” and Lil’ Kim returned to the stage with a medley of hits including “It’s All About the Benjamins,” “Crush on You,” and her new single “If You Love Me.”

Watch 30-second previews from the fashionable affair below before the full show airs on March 21.

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Robin Thicke honored the late Whitney Houston with an emotional performance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.” The R&B crooner took a seat at the piano and sang his stripped-down cover of Houston’s 1995 hit “Exhale (Shoop Shoop)” as images of the late legend flashed across TV monitors.

He was on the brink of tears as he finished to a standing ovation. “I’m sorry, I got a little choked up everybody,” he told the audience. “I was actually thinking about her the whole time.”

Following his touching tribute, he performed his single “Pretty Lil’ Heart” during the non-televised portion.

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Robin Thicke adds a touch of old Hollywood charm to the video for his Lil Wayne-assisted single “Pretty Lil’ Heart” off his fifth album Love After War. R&B’s leading man channels the late James Dean in the Marc Klasfeld-directed clip, which was filmed at a motel in the desert.

“The inspiration behind this song was really just about when you’re in a relationship and you’re faced with all the challenges of temptation and attraction to other people, how can you trust when you’re not with that other person [that] they’re doing you right?” said Thicke.

The cinematic visuals were inspired by classic films like Rebel Without a Cause and A Streetcar Named Desire. “I’m a big movie fan, especially of old movies,” he shared. “So I really wanted to embody a little bit of that old cinematic charm, the golden age of Hollywood, and try to capture a little bit of that and put it into some soul music.”

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