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The “Hang on Sloopy” singer died “peacefully” on Monday.
“Nightbitch,” in which Adams plays a mom who turns into a dog, was already strange and bizarre. Then a Weird Al Yankovic needledrop really turned up the volume on the oddity.
How a decade-old “Funny or Die” sketch led to Daniel Radcliffe being cast as the world’s preeminent parody songwriter in the most outlandish biopic of the year. (Spoilers!)
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There were high hopes for this goofy-sounding biopic, which cast a sexier-than-ever Radcliffe as parody musician Weird Al Yankovic. Boy, does it fail to meet them.
Weird Al co-wrote the Daniel Radcliffe-starring movie, which includes a buff Yankovic macking on Madonna, of all people.
The first footage of the Mad Libs-sounding biopic in which Radcliffe portrays the musician is suitably weird, mostly for the unexpected shot of shirtless Al looking sexy as hell.
Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.
Yankovic said he has “no doubt whatsoever” that future generations will remember Radcliffe for portraying him.
Baba Brinkman is a Canadian rapper who writes complex raps about high-brow topics, and now the avowed atheist is taking on religion.
<p>Think of it as <i>Game of Thrones</i>—if you subtract the sex and violence and add drunken revelry and singing. Inside ABC’s new medieval musical farce of a television series.</p>