(Getty Images)Shortly after he made waves with his choice of headwear at the 2014 Grammy Awards, Pharrell Williams announced he'd be parting ways with his beloved Vivienne Westwood "Mountain" hat — for a good cause, of course.The powerhouse producer and performer listed the hat for online auction to benefit the From One Hand to AnOTHER, a charity Williams established "to help change the world one kid at a time by giving them the tools and resources to meet their unique potential and empower...Read Full Story

Pharrell is nominated for an Oscar for his song "Happy," but it was his outfit at the big show that everyone was talking about on the red carpet. The star didn't wear a hat like he did at the Grammys, instead he wore shorts — with a tuxedo jacket.Getty ImagesHe proudly showed off his Lanvin look upon arriving at the big show with wife Helen Lasichanh and, of course, the Twitterverse was abuzz with the news.Here's a collection of fantastic tweets about the fashion choice. "Hmmm...no hat and...Read Full Story

What do you get when you mix an encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture, boredom, curiosity, an affinity for wordplay, and the realization that a standard MacBook allows for the most rudimentary of Photoshop? I don't know about you, but I get the desire to create some new mythical celebrity hybrids. It's like The Island of Dr. Moreau and Hollywood had some sort of nightmarish baby for the good of the Internet. Enjoy our creations and if inspiration strikes, leave your own in the comments down...Read Full Story

Pharrell Williams (Getty)Hold onto your hats! Pharrell is heading to the Oscars to perform his hit Despicable Me 2 song, "Happy," and if he's lucky he'll end the night one award closer to an EGOT. The Academy announced his planned performance of the Oscar-nominated song on Monday, but hasn't yet made any other announcements for planned performances for the other nominees.Those nominees include "Let It Go" from Frozen, Karen O's "The Moon Song," from Her, and U2's "Ordinary Love" from Mandela...Read Full Story

The Grammys were supposed to be about the best the music industry has to offer (ha!), but when Pharrell showed up looking like a cross between Smokey the Bear, a Canadian Mountie, the Arby's logo, and the Hogwart's sorting hat, the awards show became the Internet's reason to freak out over Pharrell's brown crown. While most of Twitter seemed baffled by the crowning piece of ensemble, Pharrell's history of headwear should have been enough indication that this was coming. As you'll see, he's a...Read Full Story