From "Amish Paradise" to "White & Nerdy," Yankovic's show featured elaborate costumes and nostalgic video montages highlighting his pop culture legacy.

After proving he was more than the parody guy, Yankovic has re-embraced the whole full-throated 'Weird Al' parody thing on his 'Bigger & Weirder' tour, which comes to the Kia Forum in Inglewood on ...

"Weird Al" Yankovic has been writing and recording parody songs since he was a teenager -- and has gone on to sell millions ...

Rapper Once Feuded with 'Weird Al' Yankovic Over Parody of Hit Song Released 30 Years Ago originally appeared on Parade. With “Gangsta’s Paradise,” Coolio became a global superstar and icon of the ...

Hilarious but never mean. Eccentric but easily accessible. Weird Al Yankovic has made a career of parody and pastiche while remaining true to his own idiosyncratic style for more than four decades.

This review was originally published in conjunction with the movie’s premiere at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. It has been updated and republished to reflect the film’s streaming ...

The Ford Amphitheater is set to kick off a star-studded September with a longtime musical satirist and a multiple Grammy ...

“Weird Al” Yankovic may forever be known as the parody king, but he’s also a true original. Yankovic performed to a packed crowd at the Broadview Stage at SPAC (Saratoga Performing Arts Center) in ...

"Sorry, Michael Jackson, I can't be your opening act," he said in the 1980s. — -- "Weird Al" Yankovic just got his first Billboard No. 1 album this week with ...

Yankovic’s biggest stop was at New York’s Madison Square Garden, bringing in more than $1 million on July 12 from a sold-out crowd of 12,461 fans. He also sold more than 10,000 tickets at Budweiser ...

On the last day of August, the Arizona Financial Theater, located at 400 W Washington St in Phoenix played host to the sold ...