The six young Iranians arrested for dancing to Pharrell's "Happy" in a viral video were sentenced today to six months in prison. They will each receive 91 lashes while there, according to CNN.

If there's one song from the past year that very obviously deserves a parody on a new "Weird Al" Yankovic album, it's Pharrell's "Happy." It's got an addictive hook, a simple theme, and Al only needed to rhyme one word to make it work. Voilá: "Tacky" is born.

The six Iranians arrested Monday for filming a video of themselves dancing to Pharrell's "Happy" have been released, according to reports.

After a group of young Iranians posted a homemade video of themselves dancing to Pharrell's hit song and international sensation "Happy", the group of six was arrested and forced to repent on state TV.

A woman in High Point, N.C. died in a car crash yesterday after her car veered onto the median and into an oncoming truck. Investigators claim that the crash was a result of her posting about Pharrell's "Happy" to her Facebook page.

Musicless music videos can make any song creepier than the original—just ask Nirvana—but this edit of Grammy-winning human hat-rack Pharrell Williams's "Happy" is notable because of how much buoyant optimism was sucked out to produce ... well, whatever this is.

Meet Happiness, a 34-year-old woman auditioning for the UK show Got to Dance. Her energetic, free-form dance moves—in her first public performance—will certainly bring a smile to your face.

A mother in Sacramento is suing McDonald's for enticing kids with Happy Meals. She claims giving fun toys with meals is "deceptive to children," since they aren't smart enough to realize Happy Meals are little boxes of death.

AngryJournalist.com, the rant-based site that is the most accurate window into the journalism profession, now has some competition: HappyJournalist.com! The happy site has been up and running for less than a week, but so far the results are not encouraging; it has 14 total posts, compared to more than 1,300 at its angry brother. A helpful point-counterpoint comparison of the two sites' content reveals that, hey, you can both be right: