Weird Al Yankovic

Bryan Cranston might have hung up his Heisenberg hat, but if there's one thing we know after watching the 2014 Emmy Awards it's that the world can't get enough of Walter White.

Not only did Cranston and his Breaking Bad cohorts rack up an impressive 5 Emmy wins during the telecast, but he also racked up an impressive number of lip locks.

The 2014 Emmy Awards held last night featured many memorable moments.

As with most award shows, the night started with memorable red carpet fashions.

Late last month, Weird Al Yankovic scored his first-ever number-one album.

But thousands of fans around the country are hoping to help the unique artist earn an even bigger honor next year: Super Bowl halftime performer!

Weird Al Yankovic has enjoyed a long and storied career, with nearly four decades of parodying popular chart-toppers.

Now, the beloved comic is breathing the same rarefied air as the artists he lampoons, as his 14th studio album, Mandatory Fun has officially debuted at number one!

Weird Al Yankovic is taking a break from singing about Foil.

He's not bothering to get Handy at the moment.

Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" is probably the biggest hit of the year so far, playing around the clock on the radio and nominated for several 2014 MTV Video Music Awards.

In other words, it was a virtual guarantee to appear on Weird Al's new album.

Lorde has been given the royal treatment by Weird Al Yankovic.

On the heels of "Tacky" and "Word Crimes" - parodies of Iggy Azalea and Robin Thicke, respectively - Weird Al has honored Lorde by sending up her first smash, "Royals."

Weird Al Yankovic has managed to already top himself.

Just a day after going viral with "Tacky," a parody of Pharrell's monster hit "Happy," the creative musician is back with "Word Crimes."

Weird Al Yankovic is back with his latest music video parody, and it lives up to his high standards. "Tacky" is a parody of (you guessed it) Pharrell's "Happy."

The master lyricist, satirist and long-haired accordion god dropped the star-studded video - the first of his #8videos8days project - earlier today on Nerdist.

Weird Al Yankovic, who has been recording musical parodies of hit songs for 30 years, confirms that he is working on new material for his latest release.

The master of the musical and video spoof was strolling into a building in New York and told TMZ that, "I'm working on the new album right now."

The music video for Weird Al Yankovic's much-discussed Lady Gaga parody "Perform This Way" has arrived, and it's as outlandish as you'd expect.

True to form, the lyrics are hilarious and the visuals play off them well, but Lady Gaga provided a unique challenge as far as Al spoof targets go.