“Weird Al” Yankovic has had a pretty unimpeachable career. He is, essentially, the only parody artist to have a successful, sustained career. In terms of comedic musicians, he’s on top of the heap.

“Weird Al” Yankovic is the king of the pop parody. He reigned supreme in the ’80s (“Eat It”), ’90s (“Amish Paradise”) and ’00s (“White and Nerdy”), and his July LP Mandatory Fun became his first no. 1 ...

Generation X loves Weird Al Yankovic. When it comes to nerdy white guys so unabashedly dorky that they’re kinda cool, history’s most successful song parodist may be second only to Mister Rogers, and ...

Liam Gaughan is a film and TV writer at Collider. He has been writing film reviews and news coverage for ten years. Between relentlessly adding new titles to his watchlist and attending as many ...

2014 may go down as humanity’s Weirdest year. By that, we mean it’s the year that the Prince of Parody “Weird Al” Yankovic has made “Weird” the new cool. After three decades of pop-decimating ...

The 1989 cult comedy classic UHF, starring a young Wierd Al Yankovic, is finally getting the 4K Blu-ray treatment this summer to coincide with its 35th anniversary. The new release will include plenty ...

Tulsa and “Weird Al” Yankovic are connected at the hip, if you consider the movie “UHF” hip. Yankovic starred in “UHF,” which was filmed in Tulsa and was released in 1989. For a past story that lists ...

“Weird Al” Yankovic takes a self-portrait at a supply closet named in his honor at Rogers State University in 2013. Yankovic, who starred in the filmed-in-Tulsa movie “UHF,” is returning for a June 1 ...

The new stills come courtesy of WoodRocket.com, a website that’s been in the porn parody game for some time, ruining all of your favorite things from Game of Thrones to Spongebob Squarepants (you ...