ADVT
Hollywood
US comedian-singer "Weird Al" Yankovic has scored a career-first number one album following a viral video campaign parodying two of the biggest hits of the past year.
Yankovic, 54, famed for his spoof 1984 version of Michael Jackson's "Beat It" -- "Eat It" -- finally found chart-topping glory after coming up with comic versions of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" and Pharrell's "Happy."
