Pharrell Williams, Daniel Radcliffe and Melissa McCarthey will get stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame next year.
The Walk of Fame Selection Committee has that announced 30 stars of stage, screen and music will be honoured with their very own stars along Los Angeles' Hollywood Boulevard in 2015, including the 'Happy' hitmaker and 'Harry Potter' star.
The selection committee's chair Maureen Waltz said in a statement: "We know that the new selections represent the best of the entertainment industry and will be a great addition to the Walk of Fame for both the Hollywood community and fans from around the world who visit Hollywood every year."
The motion picture category of the Walk of Fame will welcome new inductees such as Jennifer Garner, Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Christoph Waltz and 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' trilogies director Peter Jackson.
The TV wing will honour 'Family Guy' creator Seth MacFarlane, 'Modern Family' star Sofia Vergara, 'The Big Bang Theory' funnyman Jim Parsons and 'The Good Wife' actress Julianna Margulies.
'The Simpsons' producer James L. Brooks, talk show host Kelly Ripa and comedienne Amy Poehler will join them.
Meanwhile, Pharrell will have plenty of company in the musical section of the Walk of Fame as fellow newcomers include producer Dr. Luke - who is a frequent collaborator of Kesha and Katy Perry - rapper Pitbull, and funk group Kool and the Gang.
Kristin Chenoweth leads the stage inductees for her stellar work in musical theatre, including a leading role in 'Wicked'.

Jessica Alba arrives at her hotel in New York City wearing a summery azure blue top and stunning floral skirt. The actress was carrying a cute white bag and matching heels.

Rumer Willis decided to cover up at the Free The Nipple fundraising event at Skybar in West Hollywood, California, wearing a cheeky t-shirt featuring three breasts to protest against Instagram's nudity rules.

Pamela Anderson turned heads in a fedora and showed off some leg in a polka dot summer dress at LAX Airport in Los Angeles, California.

Khloe Kardashian sauntered in late through LAX Airport in Los Angeles wearing a black ensemble, silver heels and a hat decorated with green ribbon.

Lady Gaga ditched her curly wig during a visit to Avatar recording studio in New York. The brunette singer was seen leaving wearing shades, a futuristic silver one-piece with her hair down and carrying her beloved pooch.

Robert Pattinson flashes a rare smile as he leaves The Bowry Hotel in New York wearing his usual casual clothing with trainers, a baseball cap and shades.

Jennifer Lopez looked downcast following her split from Casper Smart - dressed all in black with high top trainers and shades on her way to 'Good Morning America' in New York today (20.06.14).

Naomi Watts looked breathtaking as she left her apartment wearing a white evening gown and headed for the Happy Hearts Gala at Cipriani in New York City.

Pregnant Rachel Bilson showed her love for her boyfriend, 'Star Wars' actor Hayden Christensen, by wearing a 'Skywalker' baseball cap as the pair walked through LAX airport in Los Angeles.

Kim Kardashian West was unusually dressed down in a beige jacket with black trousers and a black top as she walked through LAX Airport in Los Angeles and signed autographs for fans.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth failed to retain the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot yesterday (19.06.14).
The 88-year-old monarch was joined in the royal box by a number of members of her family to cheer on her horse Estimate - who won the prestigious race last year - but the filly could only make second place, losing out to Irish contender Leading Light.
The queen was joined on Ladies' Day at the meeting by her husband Prince Philip, daughter Princess Anne, daughter-in-law Countess Sophie, son Prince Andrew, granddaughters Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, and grandsons Peter Philips Prince Harry, who was seen entertaining the group with a series of amusing stories, funny facial expressions and a jaunty umbrella-twirling walk.
In the official programme for this year's race meeting, the queen - who presented the Gold Cup to Leading Light's owners - had thanked well-wishers for their kind messages after her victory last year.
She wrote: "I would like to thank those of you who were here for the wonderful welcome the filly received after performing so well, and also those who were kind enough to send messages afterwards.
"To win at Royal Ascot is challenging and I know how much work goes into preparing every one of the horses racing. All those involved deserve great credit as well as our gratitude."