Maybe the most famous magician in the world, David Blaine is a modern day Harry Houdini who has shocked everyone from Kanye West to unsuspecting gay couples. For his most recent stunt, he appeared on Pharrell's OTHERtone Beats 1 radio show to perform a trick involving sticking an ice pick through his hand.

Kid Cudi's upcoming Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin' is shaping up to be a return to form of sorts. After the experimental, rock-influenced sounds of Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven, Cudi's new music has leaned a lot more heavily towards the melodic rap he made his name off of. At this weekend's Trillectro Music Festival, Cudi shared another new record, which was produced by Pharrell according to the festival's founder. It's a bouncy feel-good number, driven by horns and an infectious hook.

Last Sunday, Revolt premiered "End of Malice," the new documentary focusing on the transformation of No Malice since the end of Clipse, when he rapped as Malice next to his brother Pusha T. The whole thing is now available to stream, and it provides an inside look at a fascinating story that hasn't received its due coverage until now. 

Chance The Rapper recently sat down with Pharrell Williams & Scott Vener for the latest episode in their Beats 1 Radio show, OTHERtone. Before their two-hour discussion airs this Sunday (3 p.m. EST), a brief clip has surfaced online this evening ahead of time.

Showtime has released a full trailer for Spike Lee’s “Michael Jackson’s Journey from Motown to Off The Wall,” a retrospective documentary that will look at the journey Jackson took on his way to stardom and beyond.  The documentary will feature interviews with all manner of artists and performers, including The Weeknd, Pharrell, Questlove and many more. Based on the official trailer, the film will hopefully include a heaping portion of live footage as well. It's always great to see the King of Pop doing his thing.

Missy Elliott sat down for an interview on Pharrell’s the Beats 1 show OTHERtone recently. The two had just collaborated on Missy Elliott’s breakout comeback single “WTF (Where They From)”, and co-host Paul Veneer asks some questions about the two artists’ work together.

L.A.’s Power 106 annual Cali Christmas concert took place at The Forum Friday night in Inglewood, California. Taking the stage was Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla Sign, Travis Scott, Dej Loaf, Logic, Skeme, and a special guest appearance from Pharrell Williams, who had some tricks up his sleeve for those lucky enough to be in attendance. Adding to the already star-studded lineup, Skateboard P decided to bring out the hometown favorite Kendrick Lamar out during his set, who performed his #TPAB standout cut “Alright.” Watch the footage above.

NBA fans may have heard Missy Elliott's "WTF (Where They From)" in ESPN commercials promoting the new season. Now she drops the video for the Pharrell Williams-featured single. If you ever wanted to see a dancing, game-spitting Pharrell puppet, your dream has come true.

To promote his new children’s book “Happy!,” Pharrell made his way by the Ellen Show on Monday afternoon to perform his latest single “Freedom.” Draped in denim overalls, the NBC “Voice” coach went ahead and put on a fun & meaningful performance, opening up with an inspiring speech & later inviting ladies from the stands to join him on stage for one big dance party. Check it all out above.

Pharrell and Scott Vener, the man behind the music of "Entourage," "Ballers," and several other shows and films, brought their Beats 1 radio show, OTHERtone, to London this past weekend, and they had some special Londoners come through during the show, including grime star Skepta, who has achieved more crossover success than any U.K. emcee this year with tracks like "Shutdown."

Apple Music continues to be the place to be for exclusive video releases, as it rolls out the new visual for Puff Daddy's "Finna Get Loose" feat. Pharrell.

Diddy premiered his single "Finna Get Loose" feat. Pharrell during the Bad Boy reunion at the BET Awards. Today, Revolt TV shared a 40 second preview of the video, and it looks very promising indeed. Filmed in black and white, the video features Pharrell performing underground for a sort of post-apocalyptic mosh pit. Hype Williams, one of the most venerable music video directors of all time, is the man behind the lens. 

Pharrell is one of the many artists who have been tapped by Apple Music to bring the infant platform some hot exclusives. Pharrell did just that with the exclusive release of his "Freedom" music video on Apple. However, thankfully he's now uploaded the music video to his YouTube channel for everyone to enjoy. The visual for the funky, feel-good single takes us around the world, with a bunch of different scenes; from whales swimming in the sea, to a sweat shop in China. Watch the new music video above if you missed it when it dropped on Apple.

Glastonbury is heating up this fine Saturday with performances from Kanye West, Mary J. Blige, and now Pharrell, who treated the Glasto faithful with the debut of his new track "Freedom."

Pharrell is surely the most prolific hitmaker in the game for his singular ability to make that pop funk that's hard but goes down ever so smooth. He's back today with up-and-comer Overdoz. with the visual accompaniment to "Last Kiss," which originally dropped in May. Even the saturated color in the video seems to have Pharrell's fingerprints on it.

After the official announcement for the launch of Apple Music's new streaming service yesterday, which involved both Drake and The Weeknd, they've unveiled a new commercial today for the platform.

The forthcoming Entourage movie is absolutely stacked with celebrity cameos: Jessica Alba, T.I., Russell Wilson, Mark Wahlberg, Pharrell, Kevin Durant, Warren Buffett, the homie Baron Davis... the list goes on and on. Possibly the only celebrity appearing in the film but not playing himself is Kid Cudi. Dressed to the nines in a recent interview, Cudi discussed his character Allen, Ari Gold's new assistant and the successor to Lloyd. 

Yesterday afternoon, we saw a teaser for what looked like it would be a crazy "California Roll" video from Snoop Dogg, Pharrell and Stevie Wonder, and less than 24 hours later, the full thing's arrived. Watch the retro-futuristic clip above.

It's not every day you get a Stevie Wonder feature, so when you do, you might as well do it big. That's exactly what it looks like Snoop Dogg and Pharrell will be doing in their upcoming video for BUSH's "California Roll," which features Wonder. Watch a teaser above.

Snoop Dogg's upcoming album, Bush, should be a huge departure for him, largely due to Pharrell's involvement in the project, something that Snoop won't let you forget when discussing his new music. In an interview with Complex, the West Coast OG cited his creative partnership with Pharrell when asked about pretty much all of the creative decisions on the record.