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• News : Coachella 2014: Weekend Two: Redemption Island
  Last week the desert got me, but not this time!Pharrell Williams looked out on the enormous crowd that erupted in hoots and cheers as he declared his victory against the fickle Indio weather. "You ready to have fun?" he shouted. Once again, the almost unmanageably large congregation unanimously approved Williams' newfound confidence as he strutted across the casually-named "Outdoor Stage" on ...
  April 23, 2014 - Filter Magazine