Weird Al Yankovic

Filmmaker Edgar Wright's long-in-the-works documentary about Ron and Russell Mael and their band idiosyncratic group Sparks is manna from heaven for fans, and an invitation to join the party for everyone else.

Edgar Wright has just shared a 2-minute "Official Clip" of his three-years-in-the-works documentary on avant-garde pop duo Sparks which premieres at Sundance this weekend...

“Festpocalypse“ will also feature Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, Patton Oswalt, Paget Brewster, Ron Funches, Eddie Izzard, Weird "Al" Yankovic, Paul F Tompkins, Jane Lynch, Doug Benson, Kumail Nanjiani, Christopher Guest, Jon Hamm, Fred Armisen, and much more.

It's the holidays as only Puddles could do, and the special also includes Jack Black, Patton Oswalt and more.

“We created a collaboration between indigenous artists, friends, artistic collaborators, ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic, and Indigenous organizations to explore the possibilities of collaboration in this new time,“ the band writes.

Tom Scharpling directed the new Zoom-style clip, which raises awareness for Head Count's ”Make Your Vote Count” campaign.

With help from Autotune the News' Gregory Brothers, Weird Al puts a new spin on last night's ”shitshow” debate.

Reno 911! is back with new episodes on shortform streaming service Quibi, and the show has shared a clip from Weird Al's episode where he plays a fictional The Nuge...

Jon Brion, William Shatner, Mandy Moore, Bob Saget, Clive Davis, Tim Rice, Drew Carey, and Patti LuPone are among over 75 composers, musicians, actors, and more set to perform and appear.

Al calls his impersonation of The Nuge "scarily accurate." The new Reno 911 premieres May 4 on Quibi.