Larry David

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“Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Larry David appeared in a public service announcement Tuesday that urged California residents to take advantage of the opportunity to stay home and binge television amid the coronavirus pandemic, NBC News reports.

Dating in the D.C. area can be weird, and those first meetups can be downright cringeworthy. But it’s worth it if you walk away with a story (right?). We asked News4 viewers to call in and share their most awkward, hilarious dating stories just in time for Valentine’s Day — And you delivered.

We asked News4 viewers to call in and share their most awkward, hilarious dating stories just in time for Valentine’s Day — And you delivered.

Showrunner Larry David appeared on NBC’s TODAY show Friday, where he took on Al Roker at the green screen to show him how he thinks the weather report should be done.

On Sunday night, the final episode of the HBO’s “Game of Thrones” will air. This has been the highest-rated season in the show’s history, with last week’s episode watched by 18.4 million people, its most massive audience ever. With numbers like that, it would seem that the series is going out on a high note, which is good news for...

The Emmy Awards nominations announcement Thursday underscored that the fierce competition in drama (“Game of Thrones” scored a top 22 nominations) and comedy alike (“Saturday Night Live” notched 21 nods) is no laughing matter.

Sunday’s finale caps a season filled with fresh, pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good Larry David-isms.

Larry David is facing criticism from the Anti-Defamation League and others for joking about dating in concentration camps during his monologue while hosting “Saturday Night Live” over the weekend. David, who is Jewish, noted that disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, who is at the center of the sexual harassment firestorm gripping Hollywood, is also Jewish before going into jokes about...

Days after the first Russia probe indictments, “Saturday Night Live” continued to show the Trump administration in hot water—this week’s the cold open ended with President Donald Trump and his team in the shower.

Larry David’s comedy series returns to HBO Sunday amid a period that’s ripe for pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty bad behavior.

Actor Larry David has a message for a study that reportedly states bald men are perceived to be more attractive to ladies: “what a crock of s—.” David, creator and star of HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” was on the “Today” show Wednesday to promote a new season of Curb when host Matt Lauer steered their conversation to baldness, a running...

Larry David, of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” brings his writing chops to Seth Meyers’ “Late Night” team.

The comedian’s latest special hits Netflix Tuesday as he forges ahead by looking back.

Comedian Shelley Berman, who won gold records and appeared on top television shows in the 1950s and 1960s delivering wry monologues about the annoyances of everyday life, has died. He was 92. Berman died Friday at his home in Bell Canyon, California, from complications from Alzheimer’s disease, according to spokesman Glenn Schwartz. Berman was a pioneer of a new brand...

At a Democratic candidates forum in November 2015, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, raised the most urgent question in American politics: Is he really Larry David? The answer, most likely, is no. But the former presidential candidate and the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star are apparently distantly related. Sanders is a “third cousin or something,” David told reporters at a Television Critics...

Comedian Larry David’s impersonation of Sen. Bernie Sanders on “Saturday Night Live” was so spot on, it looked like the two were relatives. Turns out, that might be true, NBC News reported. Sanders is a “third cousin or something,” David told reporters at a Television Critics Association event on Wednesday. David said he learned about the genealogical connection while filming...

Mel Brooks made it clear that he was not paid to appear at the premiere of the new HBO documentary “If You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast.”...
“They never pay, they never pay,” he joked. “How funny I was tonight and I don’t get a penny.”...
Brooks stole the show from fellow Hollywood legends Carl Reiner, Dick Van Dyke and Norman...

Musician Jeff Jones, a Republican and Bernie Sanders look-alike, switched parties so that he could vote for his doppelgänger. He also had T-shirts made up that say, “I’m not Bernie” and “I’m not Larry David.”

The show returns for a new season this weekend with the opportunity to repeat history and snatch back the comedic conversation in the homestretch of the presidential contest.