Pharrell Williams

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While fans adore the charismatic artist, his appearance on 'The Simpsons' this week proves he's not so celebrated in the town of Springfield. Skateboard P, who played himself, was hired by Bart and Lisa Simpson to craft a new song paying homage to their city.

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Music’s biggest night or music’s biggest snooze fest? The 2015 Grammy Awards were a night to remember, but not necessarily for the right reasons. For hip-hop heads (or really, anyone born after the year 1980) the annual awards ceremony was fraught with its fair share of side eye-inducing lows.

Pharrell Williams took his ubiquitous anthem ‘Happy’ to outer space with a futuristic performance at the 2015 Grammy Awards on Sunday (Feb. 8).

Pharrell brings home three awards at the 2015 Grammy Awards: Best Urban Contemporary Album, Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Music Video.

Chart-topping artists Pharrell Williams, Beyonce and John Legend were among the winners in the music categories for the 2015 NAACP Image Awards. The annual event recognizes achievements made by African-Americans in television, music, film and literature.

With over two decades in the game, the 'Happy' singer has showed no signs of slowing down. Here are his best resume moments to date. Check out No Days Off: Pharrell Williams' Most Memorable Jobs.

Springfield will get a visit from a famous hip-hop star very soon. Pharrell took to Instagram to reveal that he will be a guest star on a future episode of 'The Simpsons.'

After winning the Golden Globe for Best Original Song for ‘Glory’, from the MLK movie ‘Selma,’ Common and John Legend will perform the tune at the 2015 Grammy Awards. Also hitting the stage is Usher and Pharrell Williams.