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

And his co-star plays Sarah Silverman

The comedian talks Netflix, whether "Seinfeld" would survive on TV today, and why he loves dumb questions

The hits keep on coming. His latest appeal to women voters is at best strained, at worst dishonest

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Richards, Wayne Knight and more sent personal greetings to blogger's dad

As the real Louie has found commercial success, "Louie" insists that he hasn't

No Cruise control: Worrisome box office and more gay-baiting rumors. For a few Olympians, the road to Athens leads first to a Playboy shoot. Plus: Ebay auctions a bid for celebrity

The comedian thinks that PC culture, particularly on college campuses, has gone too far

The pair also discussed the "toxic" effect of privilege and wealth on people -- and how to avoid it

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

Seinfeld told Seth Meyers he is outraged that PC culture has ruined his joke with "flourishing" gay hand motions

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.

Seinfeld does not like to talk to "normal" people

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

In what sounds like a bit from his self-titled sitcom, the comedian mouths off about the pop star's antics