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Robin Hood Benefit Mixes Bright Lights, Gritty Past of Times Square
New York's biggest gala raised $80.7 million and included performances from Elton John, Bono, Mary J. Blige, Louis C.K., and others.
He's back, baby!: 'Seinfeld's' George directs new musical based on '60s Jewish comedy LPs
Awkward Black Girl's Issa Rae Is About to Blow Up
"Why couldn't Seinfeld have black people? Did they think black people wouldn't find it funny?" This was the question the producer/director/writer Issa Rae asked herself when creating her wildly popular Web series, The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl .
Colin Quinn has fun with the US Constitution
There aren't that many jokes in the U.S. Constitution and it's never really been a big generator of belly laughs.
Seinfeld is an American television sitcom that originally aired on NBC from July 5, 1989, to May 14, 1998, lasting nine seasons, and is now in syndication .
You Shouldn't Move to Florida Just Because You Retired
Other than orange groves and alligators, one of the most recognizable features of Florida is the state's large population of retirees.
5 Underutilized Office Characters Who Left Us Wanting More
The basic success of a television comedy is almost always directly related to how funny audiences find the main characters.
Denver Psychic Development Group- June 2013 Class Schedule
The Denver Psychic Development Group is Denver's most popular Psychic Development group.
Jerry Seinfeld returns to the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse
Jerry Seinfeld, the comedian of "Seinfeld" fame, comes to the Landmark Theatre Friday, July 19.
Kevin Jackson comes out “I’m not Gay”
On the heels of the Jason Collins announcement, Kevin Jackson announced today that he is NOT gay.
On Social Marketing and Social Change
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Middle East Peace Process Final Topic In Glastonbury's...
The final 92Y Live! presentation at Congregation Kol Haverim will tackle the difficult topic of peace in the Middle East and will include a panel with "Seinfeld" actor Jason Alexander on it.
How Different Cultures Handle Personal Space
Our perspectives on personal space - the distance we keep between the person in front of us at an ATM, the way we subdivide the area of an elevator - are often heavily influenced by the norms of the places we inhabit.
Syracuse Walk of Stars: Top 100 celebrities with CNY connections
From 1991 to 1996, Dick Clark, Rod Serling and 16 other celebrities with ties to Central New York were honored with a star on the Syracuse Walk of Stars outside the Landmark Theatre.
ArtsBeat: HBO Orders Third Season of 'Veep'
Who needs to wait another three years to choose America's second-in-command? Not HBO, that's for sure: on Wednesday, that cable network announced that it was ordering a third season of "Veep," its comedy series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the Vice President of the United States.
Organizers Plan 'Name Tag Day' To Make New York A 'Happier City'
Real life will imitate a "Seinfeld" episode in about a month, as a group encourages New Yorkers to spend a day wearing name tags.
Justin Bieber, Obama election campaign headline We...
Campaigns for pop stars Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga joined comedian Jerry Seinfeld and the team behind President Barack Obama's 2012 social media election strategy on Tuesday in winning Webby Awards, the annual honors for excellence on the Internet.
The NewFronts aren't a fledging event anymore. Execs and media folks are packing out major NYC event venues to talk about content from names like Ed Helms, LeBron James, and yes, Jerry Seinfeld.
'House of Cards,' Jerry Seinfeld top Webby Awards
Netflix's groundbreaking "House of Cards" may go to be the first digital series nominated for a best drama Emmy.
'House of Cards,' Jerry Seinfeld top Webby Awards
Netflix's ground-breaking 'House of Cards' and Jerry Seinfeld's Web series about nothing have earned top honors from the Webby Awards.