Weird Al Yankovic is known for his parodies of famous songs and artists, from "Eat It" to "Like a Surgeon" and "Another One Rides the Bus." But, as the five-time Grammy winner explained on The Tonight ...

While stopping by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on June 9, "Weird Al" Yankovic revealed that the one singer who would "never" approve a parody — Prince He said that he even pitched the late ...

Unless you have an intense hatred of Hawaiian shirts and/or words that rhyme with lasagna, it’s pretty tough to get mad at “Weird Al” Yankovic. After all, the song parodist has been a beloved staple ...

"Weird Al" Yankovic debuted the music video for his first single from his upcoming album, Mandatory Fun, on Monday, and, in anticipation of the record's release, the 54-year-old celeb will be sharing ...

Ever had a deep-set wish to see Weird Al Yankovic in scant amounts of police tape and a wimple? Neither did we, but his latest parody song, “Perform This Way” boasts Weird Al in both, lampooning the ...

Weird Al Yankovic’s new album Mandatory Fun hits stores today, and as always, it’s full of parody songs skewering the top hits of the day. Iggy Azalea, Pharrell and Lorde all come in for a roasting, ...

Lady GaGa has approved Weird Al Yankovic's parody of her hit single 'Born This Way'. Yesterday, the parody specialist revealed that he had been denied permission to include 'Perform This Way' on his ...

Perhaps it's only fitting that Food City Center play host to the singer known for "My Bologna," "I Love Rocky Road," "Addicted to Spuds" and "Eat It." “Weird Al” Yankovic is bringing his 90-city ...

The Pharrell spoof features appearances by Jack Black and Eric Stonestreet. — -- Weird Al is back. Al Yankovic, famous for his parodies of hit songs, is coming out with a new album, "Mandatory ...

The king of pop music parody is coming to Hershey. “Weird Al” Yankovic will bring his “Bigger & Weirder Tour” to the Giant Center for a concert on July 31. Yankovic is famous for his parodies of ...

Brian Warwick paced his Vermont State University-Lyndon classroom, running a hand through his dark hair, bobbing on the heels of his sneakers. The screen behind him was frozen on an image of a gang ...