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Alpocalypse

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Al's grandparents on his father's side were Yugoslavian, and on his mother's side they were Italian and English.

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Yes, there is one called "Virus Alert"

also "It's all About the Pentiums"

and "Don't Download this Song"

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I would say pretty much. I mean, I'm 12 and my Dad took me to one, but he does get sick and twisted at times and young kids may not get the humor.

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No! He's married already to a women. What do you think!

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Wierd al sings almost any kind of music, rap, country, rock. Anything he can make a song or parody out of.

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Sherman's parody lyrics were written in collaboration with Lou Busch. A few of the Sherman/Busch songs are completely original creations, featuring original music as well as lyrics, rather than new lyrics applied to an existing melody. The Sherman/Busch originals-notably "Go to Sleep, Paul Revere," and "Peyton Place"-are delightful novelty songs, showing genuine melodic originality as well as deft lyrics. In My Son, The Nut, his pointed parodies of classical and popular tunes savaged summer camp ("Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh" to the tune of Ponchielli's "Dance of the Hours"), encroaching automation in the workforce ("Automation" to the tune of "Fascination"), space travel ("Eight Foot Two, Solid Blue" to "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"), the exodus to the suburbs, ("Here's to the Crabgrass" to the tune of "English Country Garden"), and his own bloated figure ( "Hail to Thee, Fat Person", which blames his obesity on the Marshall Plan). http://www.answers.com/topic/allan-sherman?cat=entertainment

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He was absolutely never on SCTV.

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I'd say he's so successful because he's really funny, he's a much better musician than people realize, he works extremely hard at making everything he does the best it can be (he's a bit of a perfectionist), his band are excellent musicians who can play any style of music, and he's just a really nice guy who genuinely likes and appreciates his fans, and treats them consistently with friendliness and respect.

Also, because he's parodying current hit music, he's always pulling in new fans.

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Neil Diamond would not mind having Weird Al Yankovic parody Sweet Caroline as long as he was singing the parody for money and not the real song

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No. He has identified himself as a Christian.

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I would not steal any girls panties. But if you are just curious about a girls scent then there is no harm of getting a little smell of her crocth.

depends how old you are if you are a teen then it is hormones. if you are an adult go smell some womans panties not a 13 yr old girls

to smell 13 yr old panties may be but to smell A 13 yr olds panties now that is different

Dude my friend has a 12 yr old sister and whenever I stay the night I always take at least one pair of her panties. The thing is I always take them out of the dirty cloths hamper I just like the smell of a 12 yr old girls pee. The best thing is if she takes a shower before I take any panties then I just take the ones she wore that day!

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There is a fan mail address for "Weird Al" Yankovic you can uise to ask questions or if you just want an autograph it's called the Close Personal Friends Of Al you can send your fan mail at
Close Personal Friends Of Al PMB #4018 8033 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046
NOTE: It helps to send a self addressed stamped envelope(SASE) this will speed things up by like a thousand percent since the SASE is read first

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That's so simple, you already answered it. It's called "The weird al show"

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Al apparently still lives in LA but has a vacation home in Maui. He has mentioned remodeling this home a few times in interviews.

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Who is Alfred Matthew "Weird Al" Yankovic born October 23, 1959) is a Grammy Award winning American singer, musician, actor, satirist, parodist, songwriter, music producer, accordionist, and television producer. Yankovic is known in particular for his humorous songs that make light of popular culture and that often parody specific songs by contemporary musical acts. Yankovic received his first accordion lesson a day before his seventh birthday? What is this Jepordy? Weird Al Yankovic is a pure genius. He has written hundreds of parodies of very popular songs so well, that he hardly ever gets denied rights to work with other artists material. There was a mix up with rapper Culio when Weird Al wanted to parody "Gangster's Paradise" into his own version with the title of "Amish Paradise" which lead to a court date for accusations of stealing material, but in the end it all worked out, as you can find the song today on one of his previous albums. He is very funny and family oriented. This pretty much sums him up in a nutshell. Who is he? A F!*KING GENIOUS!!! he takes songs, and puts his own words to them, like white and nerdy instead of riding dirty. Look at white and nerdy on YouTube.

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== == Weird Al Yankovic

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Yes, since 2001. His wife's name is Suzanne, and they have a daughter named Nina.

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Weird AL Yankovic never swore. The worst he said was S-U-C-K, or Hell (refering to it as a place though)

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Weird Al was biggest in the 80's, but he's still going today. He even made a new album called "Apocalypse" not to long ago.

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UHF. In fact the album UHF is based on that movie

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'Weird Al' Yankovic is 58 years old (born Alfred M. Yankovic, October 23, 1959).

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Possibly, There is currently a fan page on Facebook which is trying to get Weird Al Yankovic to host Saturday Night Live (SNL)! Ever since Betty White's success... this fan page has been up.