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Pharrell kicked off the 2014 BET Awards in the best way possible -- with a killer performance and a special appearance by Missy Elliott.

Pharrell didn't let a rainy New York morning get him down, bringing the sunshine in the form of his hits 'Happy' and 'Marilyn Monroe' both of which he cheerfully performed on the 'TODAY' show this morning, June 5.

In a week where Justin Bieber and Jonah Hill have been called out for using offensive slurs, Pharrell added some controversy of his own when he wore a giant Native American headdress on the cover of ELLE UK's July 2014 issue.

Pharrell Williams talks about curating his first art exhibit in Paris.

While many producers have their signature "drop" at the beginning of the tracks they produce, Pharrell has subtly marked many of his records the same way for over two decades.

Most of the time it's hard for an artist to tell if a song will be a hit or fall on def ears, which is probably why CeeLo Green passed on Pharrell's chart-topping hit 'Happy.'

Comedy Central’s popular game show 'Midnight' has ignited a Twitter Trending Topic as a result of Monday's episode (May 5) called #HashtagWars. In celebration of Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz dropping new music, host Chris Hardwick asked his contestants to make some crappy music with the hashtag #RuinARapTrack. Folks on Twitter played along as well.

Time Magazine has carefully selected 100 of the most influential people in the world for their upcoming iconic issue, but it is Mrs. Carter -- Beyonce herself -- who has graced the cover, looking just as gorgeous as ever in a white two-piece with a sheer overlay in the black-and-white shot.

Pharrell Williams wants a different girl in the new visual for 'Marilyn Monroe,' a song featured on his lauded album, 'G I R L.'

How can the happiest song in the world be so depressing? Simple, take the music right out of it! It's still funny tho...

Alicia Keys, Pharrell and Kendrick Lamar have all teamed up to help watch the city of New York -- oh, and also perform -- in their music video for 'It's On Again,' a powerful tune written for 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2.'

Pharrell performs his chart-topping hit 'Happy' and answers fans' questions on 'Good Morning America.'

With his unexpected guests and hilarious skits, Jimmy Fallon consistently raises the bar of the late night game. Last night, the comedian outdid himself when he surprised viewers with an appearance by Sarah Palin.

We were all expecting Pharrell to walk the 2014 Kids' Choice Awards orange carpet in another one of his famous ten-gallon hats, and he didn't disappoint, rocking a jade green version that he paired with a white tracksuit emblazoned with the name of his new album, 'GIRL.' But what we didn't expect, however, was the bright yellow SpongeBob Squarepants onesie he donned while presenting one of the sho

With so many people on Twitter these days, it has become the vehicle for us to voice our thoughts, ideas and shameless plugs -- in 140 characters, of course. And many rappers and singers have used it to air their own laundry, set the record straight or start some beef with another artist. But have you ever wondered how they first stepped into the world of Twitter?

Pharrell's upbeat tune 'Happy' is everywhere -- it's on a constant loop on the radio, in the film 'Despicable Me 2' and was even nominated for an Academy Award. But you've never heard the song like this before!

Pharrell Williams is bringing the sweet smell of success to a store near you. The Oscar-nominated producer has teamed up with Japanese fashion brand Comme des Garcons to create a new fragrance.

Hitmakers Pharrell Williams and Will.i.am have ended their ongoing legal battle over the term "I AM." The Black Eyed Peas frontman sued Skateboard P claiming that the producer’s media brand I am Other is infringing on his I.Am.Symbolic company.

Despite talks of Rick Ross falling off his game, the rapper has once again topped the Billboard charts. 'Mastermind,' his sixth studio effort, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 200. The project beats Pharrell's 'G I R L' despite the publicity generated by its surprise announcement...

Future's ode to the lucrative business of pushing dope finally receives a visual. There's a police chase, models randomly posing, ScHoolboy Q and Tyler the Creator hanging out just because and, ironically, no actual drugs being pushed in the music video for 'Move That Dope.'