Jerry Seinfeld

VIDEO: How Did Adam Levine Do as Host of SNL?

• Jan 27, 2013 12:00 PM ET
• by Liz Raftery

Maroon 5 singer and Voice judge Adam Levine brought his charm, dance moves and abs to Saturday Night Live this week, acting as host for the first time.

In addition to one sketch that featured a dance-off between Levine, Pat Monahan from Train, Jason Mraz and John Mayer (all portrayed by SNL cast members), the episode also managed to poke fun at The Carrie Diaries, Catfish and Vice President Joe Biden. Oh, and there was a new digital short courtesy of Andy Samberg. Check out some of the highlights below.

New Poll Names Seinfeld the Best Sitcom, Jay Leno the Funniest Late-Night Host

• Dec 3, 2012 07:37 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

Is the show about nothing really the best sitcom of all time?

It is according to a new poll conducted by 60 Minutes and Vanity Fair, in which Americans voted Seinfeld as the top sitcom.

The NBC comedy based on the stand-up of Jerry Seinfeld amassed 22 percent of the vote, followed by... read more

Michael Richards Opens Up to Jerry Seinfeld About His Comedy Club Meltdown

• Sep 29, 2012 11:21 AM ET
• by Liz Raftery

Michael Richards says he hasn't performed standup or even worked on new material since he went on a racist tirade in a comedy club in 2006 after an audience member interrupted his set.

Richards opened up to his former Seinfeld co-star Jerry Seinfeld in the most recent episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Seinfeld's new web series.

VIDEO: Check Out Jerry Seinfeld's New Web Series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee

• Aug 7, 2012 01:22 PM ET
• by Liz Raftery

Jerry Seinfeld has "finally done a show about nothing," according to his friend, Seinfeld creator Larry David.

David stars in the first installment of Seinfeld's latest endeavor, a web series called Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.  And the title is not a red herring — in each 10- to 15-minute episode, Seinfeld picks up one of his comedian pals in a vintage car and heads to a diner or coffee shop. Hilarity ensues as the pair banters over eggs, coffee and, in David's case, pancakes.

Another guest on the series? Ricky Gervais, who reveals a surprisingly intense fear of speed.

Review: Great Comedy Tonight — And Anger Management

• Jun 28, 2012 08:59 AM ET
• by Matt Roush

It's something of a crying shame that the new comedy getting the most attention tonight (buzz-wise, though certainly not critically), and which almost certainly will attract the widest audience (of morbidly curious rubber-neckers, but who's counting) is by far the least worthy of attention or respect.

We're talking, of course, about Anger Management, bowing on FX with back-to-back episodes (9/8c) following a 12-hour marathon of Two and a Half Men repeats (starting at 9 am/8c) selected — so we're told — by Charlie Sheen himself. read more