Perez Hilton — Pharrell & Robin Thicke Each Made Over $5 Million For Blurred Lines… But Is One Of Them About To Lose It All?? [CLICK HERE] Sony's Amy Pascal Delays Her Office Move Because Of Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg's Pot Fumes! ​[CLICK HERE] Homer Simpson Kn... more info

The Independent — Pharrell Williams has taken to the stand in the “Blurred Lines” trial to testify that it was Miley Cyrus, not Marvin Gaye, who inspired his chart-topping 2013 hit. more info

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Time — The producer said he did not consciously copy Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" more info

Perez Hilton — Inneresting… Blurred Lines may have been the most misogynistic song of 2013, but it was also undoubtedly a moneymaker. In fact, Robin Thicke's date rape anthem No. 1 song earned him a staggering $5,658,214, while featured artist Pharrell walked awa... more info

Mercury News, California — 'All of Me,' a hit love song written by John Legend for his wife, Teigen, was nominated for a solo-performance Grammy (but lost to Pharrell Williams 'Happy (Live).' And 'Glory,' a song he created with rapper Common for the soundtrack of the civil rig... more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Reigning stars of the music world, from Beyonce to Tony Bennett to Pharrell Williams, on Tuesday saluted Stevie Wonder, the singer, songwriter and musician they called a genius and inspiration to their careers. more info

Perez Hilton — At least Zach Braff knows when he's wrong. On February 9, Zach publicly apologized for an insensitive tweet he made about the bell hop outfit Pharrell Williams wore when performing Happy at Sunday's Grammys. [ Watch: Pharrell Trades Happy For Confuse... more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Step aside winners. The Grammy Awards have long belonged to performers and unexpected moments - and Sunday's show was no different with Kanye West rushing the stage, Pharrell Williams' orchestral bash and a poignant plea to en... more info

Stereogum — The Simpsons have a long legacy of incorporating pop stars and other cultural figures into episodes. The latest celebrity to join the fold is Pharrell, who found his animated self competing with his real self on the 2015 Grammys broadcast. Of course,... more info