Jason Alexander revealed in a new book that he thought the Seinfeld reunion in Curb Your Enthusiasm was a bad idea The idea was that the fictional David wanted to win his ex-wife, Cheryl (Cheryl Hines ...

Comedian, actor, and best-selling author, Jerry Seinfeld, star of NBC sitcom "Seinfeld," will perform one night only at The Stanley Theatre in Utica, Fri., Feb. 27. Tickets for comedian, Jerry ...

SCHOOL. GOOD JOB REN. WELL, JERRY SEINFELD IS BRINGING HIS SIGNATURE STAND UP COMEDY TO THE DES MOINES CIVIC CENTER. NEXT SPRING. HE’LL PERFORM ON MARCH 7TH. TICKETS GO ON SALE NEXT FRIDAY MORNING AT ...

The big story here, as with all the shop’s builds, is the mechanical changes that have been made to the car. The car’s original rear-mounted 2.2-liter six-cylinder has been swapped out for a Ruf-built ...

Indiana Sports Corp has announced that Debbie Antonelli will be recognized as this year's Inspiring Sports Storyteller at its State of Sports gala, scheduled for Nov. 13 at the JW Marriott in downtown ...

A Ruf-modified 1971 Porsche 911S that belonged to Jerry Seinfeld sold for $657,000 on Bring a Trailer earlier this week. To read more about the comedian’s incredible restored coupe, check out the full ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X “I still can’t believe it. I feel so grateful and, honestly, very surprised — but super happy ...

Following Madonna‘s biopic bootcamp, Debbie Harry has an idea for a movie about her own life and musical legacy. The Blondie frontwoman recently revealed Florence Pugh as the “great actor” she would ...

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - It was a record-breaking event in more ways than one for Fuzzy Friends Animal Rescue as they hosted a Seinfeld star for an annual fundraiser. Actor John O’Hurley, who played the ...

Jerry Seinfeld’s RUF-modified 1971 Porsche 911S, rebuilt with precision and performance parts, is heading to auction—an iconic blend of celebrity, craftsmanship, and speed. Whether you know him as the ...

Jerry Seinfeld is experiencing some shrinkage — as he used to say in his classic sitcom — because his joy factor has plummeted, and sources say he’s gone from life of the party to grumpy old man.