Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pharrell Williams has been in the music business since the early 1990s, but would score the biggest hit of his career in 2013 with ...

Skateboard P's "Happy" anthem was part of the franchise's second film. By Michael Saponara Pharrell Williams is teaming up with the Despicable Me franchise once again — and why not after the success ...

The Despicable Me franchise has been very good to Pharrell: He’s been involved on the music side of things since the first movie, and the second film’s breakout hit “Happy” was a No. 1 single and is ...

Pharrell Williams rides a slick bass line through “Double Life,” his latest contribution to the musical universe of the Despicable Me franchise. The record appears on the soundtrack for Despicable Me ...

If there is one thing the “Despicable Me” franchise is known for, besides the yellow creatures in blue overalls, it’s the iconic soundtracks. The fourth and most recent installment, “Despicable Me 4,” ...

After a kiss from Lucy Wilde (Kristen Wiig) turns his world upside down, Gru (Steve Carell) ditches the doom and gloom for a literal skip in his step. It is a total diva transformation as he dances ...

Pharrell has revealed that writing the iconic song "Happy" in 2013 wasn't exactly the, well, happiest experience. Apparently, the song was actually built out of frustration on Pharrell's part after ...