On "Seinfeld," Jerry's lack of self-awareness was part of the joke. Now it's become the tragedy

Neuroscience shows the media's overwhelming whiteness really is changing our minds. But we can change them back

The current late-night debacle isn't the fault of Conan or Leno. It's the fault of bad parenting

The sardonic tone once so fresh to TV has become ubiquitous and unbearable. The "Girls" star may be its last hope

Far from making us stupid, violent and lazy, TV and video games are as good for us as spinach, says an engaging new book by Steven Johnson.

In 2020, shows like "Vida," "Beauty and the Baker" & "One Day at a Time” all saw their conclusions or cancellation

The comedy star has been appearing in junk projects for years. ("Bee Movie"?) The anniversary of "Seinfeld" is sad

"Sick in the Head," Apatow's new book of interviews, is full of comedians showing each other the love

The comedian spent three hours answering questions on Reddit Monday afternoon

From Elaine Benes & Selina Meyer to "Arrested Development," Julia Louis-Dreyfus has earned the title of comedy MVP

If the latest debate over political correctness proves anything, it's that *comedians* need to grow a thicker skin

I know he's screwed up, but as a little girl I idolized him

Sony PlayStation: Cognitive learning tool or evil time sucker? Salon readers debate Farhad Manjoo's review of "Everything Bad Is Good for You."

"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" is, despite problems, the thinking viewer's alternative to Jeselnik's show

An interview with Academy Award-winning director Mike van Diem.