A new play upends the contemporary notion that public disagreement needs to be a gaudy game of winners and losers.

But another of Seinfeld's most offensive episodes was Season 5's "The Bris." It was a wild and uncomfortable half hour, where ...

Why does humor often reference things emanating from the body, like runny noses, body odor, or waste products? A new theory of laughter provides the most complete explanation yet.

Throughout the years, "Seinfeld" treated fans to an array of great episodes, but "The Finale" isn't one of them. The episode infamously ends with Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), George (Jason Alexander), ...

A confidence test turns into comedy gold on Seinfeld when Jerry tries to prove to George that he can actually get angry. To sell it, he turns and yells at Kramer — but Kramer just laughs, completely ...

One of Seinfeld’s most unforgettable character flips lands when Kramer shows up in Jerry’s apartment wearing a suit and immediately pours himself a drink after a brutal day at work. On Seinfeld, Jerry ...

It's rare for a sitcom to remain relevant decades past its airing, but then again, it's also rare for a sitcom to be as great as "Seinfeld." The NBC series ran from 1989 to 1998, making television ...

"Seinfeld" star Michael Richards has returned to the comedy stage for the first time in nearly 20 years. The 76-year-old comedian took the stage Wednesday night for his new tour, "Michael Richards: An ...

The 76-year-old comedy superstar took the stage Wednesday to kick off a California tour that promises “conversation, questions and answers.” It was his first stage show since a racist tirade derailed ...

Michael Richards, who played Cosmo Kramer during "Seinfeld's" nine-season run, is apologetic about the racial slur incident that stymied his career nearly 20 years ago. But he's not expecting a ...