In HBO's comedy series "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David -- the model for George Costanza -- boldly remakes a classic in his own image.

A millionaire tells a dumb joke and nobody laughs — and that's proof we're all oppressed by social activists?

The comic mocked our reliance on cellphones and lamented the elaborate bedtime routine of modern-day parenting

The unassuming "Comedians," which returns this week for a new season, may be our best comic-on-comic interview show

Throughout the East Coast, social media and all of Western civilization, one cry can be heard today

Salon speaks to the author of "Seinfeldia" about the show's slow start, eventual rigor and continuing influence

Comedian's revelation doesn't build the right awareness -- and might make it harder for already overwhelmed parents

Director Neil Berkeley points the camera at Gottfried to present a side of the man you might even like, a little

In the entirely manufactured culture war over ownership of the holidays, Festivus salutes the idiocy of it all

The ending of the long-running NBC comedy has been up for debate for two decades since its conclusion in 1998

TV you loved as a kid can become your kids' favorites.

Like "Seinfeld's" Festivus, a sitcom popularized this celebration that has now been adopted into the real world

It's from a "Talking Funny" scene also featuring Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, and Ricky Gervais

The book's retrospective rehash emphasizes the comedian's unwillingness to engage with readers or the present

Because its stories and cast make it one of the best, and funniest, sitcoms on TV. Creator Phil Rosenthal talks about the success of his show as it nears its final season.