Weird Al Yankovic

Nirvana, U2, the Kinks and Joan Jett are some of the many artists who've had their songs parodied.

Parody star reveals picture of himself in stars-and-stripes hat and shirt.

We have Movies, Music, a Flea Market, a County Fair, Comedy, a Color Run, Baseball, Biking, Bowling, and...the World’s Largest Dog Wash!

Serious question: does any single entertainer have such complete dominion over their chosen field as Weird Al Yankovic wields over the song parody? Skeptics may scoff that musical spoofery is a stupid thing to become really, really, virtuosically good at, but the point stands that Yankovic has compl…

The parody artist said he tried many times to land a Prince song, but that he was never given the rights.

'Weird Al' Yankovic hilariously wrote and performed his own words to many lyric-less TV theme songs for a montage at the 2014 Emmy Awards.

‘Weird Al’ Yankovic fans are a powerful force, as proven by the parodist’s recent No. 1 album and by the new campaign to get him to next year’s Super Bowl.

Ever wonder if what you read on Wikipedia is true? Well, 'Weird Al' Yankovic sat down with Diffuser.fm and separated the truth from the lies in a game of 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction'.

It's been a major week for 'Weird Al' Yankovic, who concluded his eight-day run of debuting music videos by scoring hit first No. 1 album with 'Mandatory Fun.'

We're finally at the end of "Weird Al" Yankovic eight-videos-in-eight-days campaign.

Given the cornucopia of new videos "Weird Al" Yankovic has given us from his new album, 'Mandatory Fun,' available on Amazon and iTunes, we thought now might be a good time to dig into his videolog and pick out our favorites.

Motley Crue and Art Garfunkel are among the many celebrities who get name-checked in the song 'Lame Claim to Fame.'