I call out a chat’n’cut, Larry David style. I will never live down what happens next
It all starts so well, standing in a queue for drinks, as I shut down a man attempting to cut the queue and get praised for my fearlessness
Larry David
Maybe Erling Haaland can’t stop himself raw dogging. But if you need a wee, go for a wee
Are we to believe that the art of staring into the void on a lengthy flight, long a bugbear of Larry David, is now a competitive sport?
‘Age is being put in its place’: Actor June Squibb on becoming an action hero at 94
The star of Thelma, about a scammed woman who embarks on a revenge mission, on an ageing world, landing her first lead role and working with Shaft
Jerry Seinfeld is right that TV comedy isn’t funny any more - just not about why
The comedian blames “PC crap” and the “extreme left” but spineless sitcom isn’t solely product of the so-called Great Awokening of the 2010s
Jerry Seinfeld is this week’s guest star of It Was Better in the Old Days
Donald Clarke: Humans over a certain age have been whinging about the imagined collapse of society since we were worshipping turnips
It’s hard to say goodbye: What Curb Your Enthusiasm’s finale got right, and what others get wrong
Donald Clarke: What Larry David did with the ending of his comedy feels unique in the troubled history of televisual valedictions
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Larry David comedy to end after almost 25 years
HBO’s longest-running comedy draws on humour in everyday life but dialogue is mostly improvised
Estelle Harris, George’s mother on Seinfeld, dies at 93
Employing a high-powered screech, she took maternal exasperation to comedic heights
Metamates, the Crypto Bowl and further blockade tensions in Ottawa
Planet Business: Boldly going deeper into space than anyone has gone in 50 years
Irish man’s new Santa Monica Airport restaurant takes off
Wild Geese: Restauranteur on life in LA and how his business thrived during pandemic
Maureen Dowd: Barack Obama’s birthday party signals the end of cool
Former president’s tone-deaf bash at Martha’s Vineyard was a tale of the disinvited
Salman Rushdie: ‘I am stupidly optimistic – it got me through those bad years’
The novelist on strong women, ‘moral censorship’ and the ‘great wound’ of his life
Filming a live play during Covid: ‘We were playing Russian roulette’
Producing David Ireland’s Sadie at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre for TV was nerve-racking
Sacha Baron Cohen: ‘I had to ring the alarm bell and say democracy is in peril’
The Borat actor on his new film and why he is reluctant to be a celebrity
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