Weird Al Yankovic

'Weird Al' Yankovic takes on Iggy Azalea's No. 1 hit 'Fancy' and much like Azalea, he's showing off his own swagger and style, but with a toilet plunger instead of high heels. 'Handy' is the fourth Weird Al parody video released this week off of his 'Mandatory Fun' album, which hit stores on Tuesday.

"Weird Al" Yankovic has released the video for his latest parody, 'Foil,' which borrows from Lorde's breakout hit, 'Royals.' The song is featured on his new album titled 'Mandatory Fun.'

Just because you haven't heard from 'Weird Al' Yankovic in a while doesn't mean that he's been gone. He's just been biding his time between releases, as per his master plan.

As part of his "eight videos in eight days" promise, Weird Al Yankovic has unveiled the video for his second parody off his new 'Mandatory Fun' album, which was released today. 'Word Crimes' takes on Robin Thicke's 2013 hit 'Blurred Lines,' and is music to the ears of those who are fed up with a new generation of kids communicating with texting shortcuts and emojis in place of proper English.

On the eve of Weird Al Yankovic’s new album release, the comedic singer shared some of the behind-the-scenes happenings of ‘Mandatory Fun’ and how it so hilariously came together.

Weird Al has released the first video from his album 'Mandatory Fun.' The song 'Tacky' tackles the Pharrell mega-hit 'Happy,' and features Aisha Tyler, Eric Stonestreet and Jack Black.

Weird Al is back with a brand-new album, and in true form, is set to parody a number of pop hits on his upcoming record. Get the details!

For every chart-topping song out there, there comes the occasional funny song. It's not necessarily going to be a major hit and it may not even make a whole lot of sense the first time you listen to it, but ultimately, it becomes a song you'll remember for a long time. Funny so...

As strange as it sounds, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Steven Tyler and Alice Cooper rang in the new year together in Hawaii with a cover of the Beatles' 'Come Together.' The unlikely trio came together at the Mala Wailea Restaurant in Maui

What is it that makes Weird Al and Kenny G look so similar? Is it the curls? Is is their profile? Is it their smile? Whatever it is, comedic singer Weird Al looks just like smooth jazz saxophonist Kenny G. These two fellows are bonafide doppelgangers, since their shiny, brown ringlets and strong bone structures make them look like a set of manly musical twins...