Weird Al is one of the most beloved parody musicians of all time. With so many music biopics arriving in recent years, it was only fitting that Weird Al got his own -- and starring Daniel Radcliffe no ...

Join Josh and Oli from Jolly as they embark on a wild taste test adventure with Nissin's limited-edition Japanese Cup Noodle sodas! From Original to Seafood, Curry, and Chili Tomato flavors, watch the ...

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In a cooperation with Daihatsu and HAL College of Technology and Design in Japan, students show their vision of minicars in the future. Where is car design heading? Answering that question is well ...

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Tickets for the new dates go on sale on Friday, Nov. 21 Daniel Knighton/Getty "Weird Al" Yankovic announced the next chapter of his Bigger & Weirder Tour on Nov. 17 The parody singer will perform ...

He's "tacky, white and nerdy" and will bring his Amish paradise to North America in 2026. The 2026 tour will combine his beloved classics with some fan favorites that have never been performed live ...

“Weird Al” Yankovic spent much of 2025 taking his Bigger & Weirder Tour to large halls all across North America, but it turns out that was only the beginning. He’s coming back next year for another 90 ...

The outing is slated to kick off May 26 in Florida and run through Oct. 17 in Milwaukee. By Gil Kaufman After going big and weird this year, “Weird Al” Yankovic is going even Bigger & Weirder again ...