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Time again for Mets News and Views: Music to my ears. I know most of you have a deep respect for wood a la Larry David, but without pitching you can have all the ash, maple and old hickory you want, you won’t win. Pitching wins period. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Graham Linehan is an Irish comedy writer currently based in London. He co-created Father Ted and has written for several other comedy series, including Brass Eye, Jam, and Black Books. Full Article at The Morning News
On the eve of a new year, as millions of Americans struggle to find more meaning in their lives, Vulcan Productions and NOVA/WGBH have teamed up with Harvard psychologist and best-selling author of Stumbling on Happiness, Professor Daniel Gilbert, to... Full Article at News-Medical.net
The one thing I do have to note though is that a big part of the first two episodes involved Loretta having gotten cancer, and Larry feeling trapped, unable to break up with someone who is sick, even if it's for completely different reasons. Full Article at IGN
Brace yourselves. It’s time to revisit and perhaps conclude the bitter argument we started the morning after Chicago acquired quarterback Jay Cutler. Full Article at ESPN
Cheryl Hines is best known for her seven-season tour of duty patiently enduring Larry David’s unique sense of right and wrong on Curb Your Enthusiasm, a role she inhabits so believably that some people—including, as she’s stated in interviews, her own... Full Article at The A.V. Club
SEATTLE and BOSTON, Dec. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- On the eve of a new year, as millions of Americans struggle to find more meaning in their lives, Vulcan Productions and NOVA/WGBH have teamed up with Harvard psychologist and best-selling author of Stumbling... Full Article at PR Newswire
Some people ask me if we can meet up. They know I'm Jewish. They're wondering if I might like to write about, maybe even get a little bit involved with, something called the Jewish Community Centre for London. And no, I wouldn't, really. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
Only Larry David could have gotten away with what he just pulled off on Curb Your Enthusiasm. That's not just praise for his ability as a brilliant sitcom writer and improviser -- it's also a plain fact. Full Article at Brooklyn Vegan
It certainly didn't approach the Seinfeld finale, but the seventh-season concluder of Curb Your Enthusiasm, which featured a reunion show of sorts from the cast of the classic sitcom, scored well for HBO Sunday night. Full Article at TWICE
Amazon is offering up DVD set for $79.99 (down 66% from $238.98). Full Article at Geeks of Doom
Some would say "it's finally over" about tonight's series finale of "Jon & Kate Plus 8" on TLC at 9pm, but does anyone really think it's over? Full Article at LAist
This season's finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm had a story line where Larry David is accused of making ring stains on an antique wood table. After interrogating his friends (by asking if they "respect wood"), he uncovers the culprit (Cheryl, his ex-wife). Full Article at Apartment Therapy - LA
Some of the funniest moments in this episode came from Jerry Seinfeld, who had a lot of great lines regarding Jason Alexander's pretentious book, Acting Without Acting - kudos to Alexander for being such a good sport with this depiction of himself. Full Article at IGN
Only Larry David could have gotten away with what he just pulled off on Curb Your Enthusiasm. That's not just praise for his ability as a brilliant sitcom writer and improviser — it's also a plain fact. Full Article at NPR
Well, now we know. It’s a good thing that when Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld were putting together “Seinfeld” that Larry didn’t decide he should play George. Full Article at TWICE
As the seventh season of Curb Your Enthusiasm draws to a close with the much hyped and reasonably satisfying Seinfeld reunion, Larry David has succeeded in redeeming himself for writing a lousy Seinfeld finale and in the process reinvented the reunion... Full Article at PopMatters
Why can't the cast of "Seinfeld" appear on " every season? Last night's seventh season finale offered a particularly tantalizing taste of just how funny the "Seinfeld" cast and its creators still are after all these years. Full Article at Salon
Whatever your thoughts on the wisdom, or execution, of the Seinfeld reunion on the season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm, it’s impossible to deny that Larry David playing George Costanza — literally, Larry David playing him, in a way that you wonder if... Full Article at Vulture
The nostalgic hall of mirrors that has made this Seinfeld-reunion season of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm such a gas—look, the Seinfeld guys are playing themselves as if they were characters on Curb—took on hilarious and ultimately satisfying new... Full Article at TV Guide Magazine
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: (L-R) Chairman and CEO of Home Box Office, Bill Nelson, actors Larry David, Susie Essman and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: (L-R) Actors Larry David, Susie Essman and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: (L-R) Actors Larry David, Susie Essman and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »In this photo provided by StarPix, Larry David, left, and Jerry Seinfeld attend a private screening of the new season of the HBO show "Curb Your Enthusiasm" in New York, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009.
View Photo »Cast members J.B. Smoove (L), Richard Lewis (C) and Larry David (R) attend the premiere of the seventh season of the HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm" in Los Angeles September 15, 2009.
View Photo »Cast members Larry David (L) and Cheryl Hines attend the premiere of the seventh season of the HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm" in Los Angeles September 15, 2009.
View Photo »Larry David (L), producer and star of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" poses with the cast of "Seinfeld"- Jerry Seinfeld, Michael Richards, Julia Louis-Dreyfuss and Jason Alexander- in this undated publicity photo released to Reuters September 14, 2009.
View Photo »In this film publicity image released by Sony Pictures Classics, Larry David, left, and Evan Rachel Wood are shown in a scene from, "Whatever Works."
View Photo »NEW YORK - JUNE 10: (L-R) Director Woody Allen, and actors Patricia Clarkson, Evan Rachel Wood and Larry David attend a screening of 'Whatever Works' hosted by the Cinema Society and The New Yorker at Regal Cinema Battery Park June 10, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - JUNE 10: Director Woody Allen (L) and actor Larry David attend a screening of 'Whatever Works' hosted by the Cinema Society and The New Yorker at Regal Cinema Battery Park June 10, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - JUNE 10: Director Woody Allen (L) and actor Larry David attend a screening of 'Whatever Works' hosted by the Cinema Society and The New Yorker at Regal Cinema Battery Park June 10, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - JUNE 10: Actor Larry David attends a screening of 'Whatever Works' hosted by the Cinema Society and The New Yorker at Regal Cinema Battery Park June 10, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »NEW YORK - JUNE 10: Actor Larry David attends the after party for the 'Whatever Works' screening hosted by The Cinema Society & The New Yorker at River Cafe on June 10, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »Cast member Larry David arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of 'Whatever Work,� in West Los Angeles, California on June 8, 2009.
View Photo »Cast member Larry David arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of 'Whatever Work,� in West Los Angeles, California on June 8, 2009.
View Photo »Cast member Larry David arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of 'Whatever Work,� in West Los Angeles, California on June 8, 2009.
View Photo »Cast member Larry David arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of 'Whatever Work,� in West Los Angeles, California on June 8, 2009.
View Photo »WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 08: (L-R) Sony Pictures Classic's Michael Barker, actors Patricia Clarkson, Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Bagley, Jr. and Larry David pose at the premiere of Sony Pictures Classics' 'Whatever Works' at the Pacific Design Center on June 8, 2009 in West Hollywood, Califo...
View Photo »WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 08: (L-R) Actors Larry David, Ed Begley Jr. , Patricia Clarkson and Evan Rachel Wood pose at the premiere of Sony Pictures Classics' 'Whatever Works' at the Pacific Design Center on June 8, 2009 in West Hollywood, California.
View Photo »WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 08: (L-R) Actors Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Begley Jr. and Larry David pose at the premiere of Sony Pictures Classics' 'Whatever Works' at the Pacific Design Center on June 8, 2009 in West Hollywood, California.
View Photo »WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 08: (L-R) Actors Larry David, Ed Begley Jr. , Patricia Clarkson and Evan Rachel Wood pose at the premiere of Sony Pictures Classics' 'Whatever Works' at the Pacific Design Center on June 8, 2009 in West Hollywood, California.
View Photo »NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: (L-R) Actors Larry David, Susie Essman and Jerry Seinfeld attend HBO's screening of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm at Time Warner Screening Room on September 30, 2009 in New York City.
View Photo »It was a little intimidating taking on the role of Boris at first. People were telling me, 'You better not play the role like Woody,' but I had no intentions of imitating Woody. It's a trap some actors fall into when they play the Woody Allen part in one of his films
I think I could just sit in a corner and watch Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld talk for eight hours.
I was contacted first by Woody's agent, who told me that Woody wanted to know my availability. Yeah, I'm available for Woody Allen. But I thought it was going to be two or three days, doing a short thing for him
I would love to hug Larry David for giving us the comedic masterpiece that is Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Meg is a friend and I asked her to do it ... I do hear from people from time to time that they’d love to be on the show and sometimes they are. I know Christian Slater wanted to be on the show so he’s on.
Anyone who follows Curb Your Enthusiasm knows that the show is full of parody and satire. Larry David makes fun of everyone, most especially himself. The humor is always playful and certainly never malicious.
Jerry Seinfeld is a very likeable person and people like to see him when he's not just Jerry Seinfeld the sitcom star, but Jerry Seinfeld behind the scenes, especially interacting with Larry David.
I just love ethnic comedy, Chris Rock and Larry David
It's not like the show was bad. Even a bad Larry David show is good. Telegraphing to his date that he was going to make a move on her later ('Babe Ruth calling his shot'), Larry's chutzpah in reminding the doctor of the Hippocratic oath, all good
Akin to Botch forcing themselves on The Beatles and fathering a strange Larry David-esque midget, who is abandoned due to his freakish nature and adopted by Billy Joe Armstrong.
For me, the Seinfeld-reunion storyline dreamed up by Larry David – the man; the TV character – for Curb Your Enthusiasm is one of the funniest, smartest ideas of the new season
Larry David: Ass man? LOL!! I know that tush anywhere Ha ha ha! http://bit.ly/92kvYY
- BrownCandy 5 minutes ago
lol larry david in curb, he creates so much trouble for himself!
- ryanmwilson 8 minutes ago
lol everyone HATES larry david
- ryanmwilson 1 hour ago
- almostdorothy
1 hour ago
I wonder how Larry David is going to feel when he can't put out the flames of hell with his pee.
- txdixiegal 1 hour ago