L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Forget aging gracefully -- aging strangely is far more interesting. Indeed, the last few years have seen '90s rap superstars transition into their late 30s and 40s with different approaches. There's the dignified mogul archetype of Jay-Z, who has ful... more info

Mercury News, California — Weird Al Yankovic still finds songs to make fun of -- but it's harder now more info

New Times Broward-Palm Beach, FL — Sometimes it seems like you could do what Weird Al Yankovic does. He takes a hit pop song, replaces the lyrics with loose rhymes about inane topics in everyday life, dubs himself a "parody artist," and tours the world as a rich, famous musician. You ... more info

Mjsbigblog — Crystal Bowersox Pennyroyal Silver Design – 6/28/10 Pennyroyal and American Idol Runner-Up, Crystal Bowersox designed this pendant to benefit The Red Cross in her hometown of Toledo, OH. The simple music note design is tattooed o... more info

CMT — Kellie Pickler is booked at one of the biggest music festivals in the country, Summerfest, tomorrow night (June 29) in Milwaukee, sharing the bill with the likes of Cypress Hill, Guster, Papa Roach and Weird Al Yankovic. A few weeks later, on July 10... more info

Pitchfork — Photo by Seth Olenick It seems like anyone who grew up in the 80s or 90s had some sort of "Weird Al" phase. It's almost always during one's childhood and looked back upon fondly-- I remember running around the kitchen as a kid singing "My Bologna" at... more info

Perez Hilton — Weird Al Yankovic has nine songs ready on his next album and has just three more to go — but apparently with the rise of YouTube it's getting harder for Al to get his shiz together!. He explains: "Because of portals like that, I will never again ... more info

Reuters — DETROIT (Billboard) - Weird Al Yankovic is nine songs into his next album. "I've got three more to do," he reports -- and that's the hard part. more info

Pop Candy — Hey! Happy Tuesday to you. Last night I ate some sushi and caught up on the Treme finale. (Anyone else watching that show?) Today I have a long ... more info

Pitchfork — Back in the day, a Godspeed You! Black Emperor show was the sort of experience that stuck to your soul. The Canadian instrumental collective would take to the stage in total darkness, rarely visible in much more than silhouette, rarely saying a w... more info