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Pharrell Williams is spreading his ubiquitous hit 'Happy' in a positive and tangible way. The hitmaker has teamed up with the United Nations Foundation to launch a great initiative later this month.

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.'

Pharrell Williams is on a happy streak. After shimmying with Oscar winners at the 2014 Academy Awards, he’s now bringing his enthusiasm to the fashion world with a T-shirt collection for clothing line Uniqlo.

Artists watching the 2014 Academy Awards took to social media to voice their opinion on the big winners and those that were robbed of an honor.

Pharrell Williams shocked people when he wore his now infamous Buffalo hat the 2014 Grammy Awards. So how does he top that? Well, the producer donned a shorts tuxedo (or a "shux") at the 2014 Academy Awards. And yes, it now has a Twitter.

Pharrell Williams kicked off the 86th Annual Academy Awards with an energetic performance of his infectious single, 'Happy.' The hitmaker had everyone in attendance dancing to his Oscar-nominated song.

Pharrell Williams has been catching heat recently over his cover art for his new album, 'G I R L.' The artwork has been deemed racist by many critics who believed that none of the women appearing on the cover were African-American. Skateboard P says they got it all wrong.

There are lot of things Pharrell Williams is happy about at the moment. His new album, 'G I R L,' hits stores next week and his song 'Happy' is the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In his interview with GQ magazine, the veteran hitmaker opens up about his success, his music and even Tyler, the Creator chimes in on the super producer.

Pharrell's 'G I R L' album arrives March 3, but the 'Happy' singer's project is sparking some controversy before its official release.

iTunes Radio is clutch once again. Pharrell's 'G I R L' officially drops a few days before its release date, but now you can listen to the project free via the streaming service.