TMZ — Abandon all hope of a "Weird Al" Super Bowl Halftime show ... 'cause the 4-time Grammy winner tells TMZ Sports it's NEVER gonna happen ... despite hardcore support from the fans.   Before the big game, more than 100,000 people signed a petition… ... more info

The Telegraph — Is it time to take US rock's Grammy-winning joker seriously? more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — "Every time I put out an album," says Weird Al Yankovic, "people call it a comeback." Known for his parodies of pop songs like Michael Jackson's "Beat It" (which he remade as "Eat It") and Chamillionaire's "Ridin'" ("White & Nerdy"), the singer adds ... more info

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L.A. Times - Entertainment — Riding a wave of renewed popularity due to his hit 2014 album "Mandatory Fun," "Weird" Al Yankovic has announced an action-packed 2015 tour. It's called "The Mandatory Tour," and all citizens of the United States will be required to attend one concer... more info

Perez Hilton — It makes sense that Weird Al Yankovic would wear a gold bodysuit, because he's always coming in first in our books (and on the charts with his most recent album, Mandatory Fun)! [ Related: Al & Andy Samberg Create New TV Theme Song Parodies ] As one ... more info

TMZ — There's nothing satirical about Weird Al Yankovic's good looks!Here's a 27-year-old version of the polka enthusiast just before his Michael Jackson's "Bad" parody prime (left) -- and 28 years later... the squeezebox slayer -- who celebrated his 55th�... more info

Stereogum — Weird Al stopped by Craig Ferguson last night to talk with the late-night host and give a performance of Mandatory Fun track “Lame Claim To Fame,” which is a parody of North Carolina rockabilly band Southern Culture On the Skids. In his pre-perfo... more info

Stereogum — UHF obviously got robbed, but now there’s a chance that “Weird Al” Yankovic could star in an Oscar-winning movie. As Billboard reports, Yankovic plays Jesus — or, rather, he plays an actor who plays Jesus — in a new short film called The Mo... more info

Stereogum — Last night, an all-star cast of artists piled into L.A.’s Fonda Theatre to pay tribute to the late Beatle George Harrison. The event, George Fest, was a benefit for the musicians’ charity Sweet Relief, and it featured (deep breath) Brian Wilson, ... more info