Seinfeld

Jerry Seinfeld was 'uncomfortable' with success of 'Seinfeld' (Video)

1/25/2012
Sammi Cassin

Success is something that everybody strives for. But sometimes when the level of success is so high and so public, it can be overwhelming. That explains why Jerry Seinfeld has been laying low for the past decade and why, at the end of the nine-year run of one of the most iconic TV shows of all time, Seinfeld took a break from the limelight, not that there's anything wrong with that.

Time to celebrate Festivus! (Video)

12/23/2011
Daniel S Levine
Time to have a Festivus for the rest of us!

Today is Dec. 23 and you know what that means - it’s time to drag out the Festivus pole from the attic, get the family together, air your grievances, perform the Feats of Strength and maybe...just maybe...a Festivus miracle will happen.

Interview with Wayne Knight from 'The Exes'

11/28/2011
Daniel S Levine

Wayne Knight will forever be ingrained in TV fans’ minds as Newman on Seinfeld and film fans remember him as Nedry in Jurassic Park. He has continued doing guest roles on shows, including Bones, Hot in Cleveland and Torchwood. Recently he was cast in a staring role in TV Land’s The Exes, which co-stars Donald Faison from Scrubs and Kristen Johnston from 3rd Rock From The Sun. The show makes its series premiere on Wednesday at 10:30 p.m.

Jason Alexander debuts head of hair

9/28/2011
Kristen Maldonado
Alexander: "What you see on my head is a really good, semi-permanent hairpiece."

Former Seinfeld star Jason Alexander arrived at the 27th Annual C.S.A Artios Awards sporting a totally new look – more hair!

Back in July, Alexander tweeted about the new changes, telling people not to be shocked if they see him “with more hair than usual.”

Jason Alexander steps out with full head of hair

9/28/2011
Daniel S Levine
Alexander shows off the hair piece he teased fans about on Twitter back in July

In a move that seems to recreate an episode of Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, who played George Costanza on the show, debuted a full head of hair on Monday when he attended the 27th Annual C.S.A. Artios Awards in Beverly Hills.

According to Us Magazine, the look came as a shock to attendees of the awards show, because just three months ago at the ICON Awards, he showed off his famously bald head.

'Seinfeld,' 'Happy Gilmore' star dead at age 92

9/19/2011
Gina DiFalco
Frances Bay passed away on Thursday due to complications with pneumonia

Former Seinfeld star, Frances Bay, has died at the age of 92.

Bay, best known for her character on Seinfeld that feuded with Jerry over a loaf of marble rye, passed away on Thursday.

The New York Times reports that Bay was also known for her role as Arthur Fonzarelli’s grandmother on Happy Days.

Bay passed away in Los Angeles due to complications of pneumonia, which was confirmed by her cousin, Mary Zaslow.

'Happy Gilmore' actress dies at 92

9/18/2011
Deborah Kim

The woman who played Adam Sandler's grandmother on Happy Gilmore passed away Thursday, E! Online reported.

Frances Bay died from various infections, a family member told E!.

Bay is also known for stealing Jerry Seinfeld's marble rye on an episode of Seinfeld. And although her resume boasts some of the most popular TV shows and movies, Bay spent most of her life as a housewife.

Len Lesser, Best Known as Uncle Leo from 'Seinfeld,' Passed Away at 88

2/17/2011
Gina DiFalco
Lesser died from pneumonia related to cancer

88-year-old Len Lesser, best known as Uncle Leo on the successful series Seinfeld, passed away on Wednesday.

The Hollywood Reporter reports that Lesser died on account of pneumonia related to cancer.

Throughout Lesser’s 60-year career, he made over 500 appearances on the stage, both in film and on the small screen, starting in 1954.

Lesser is survived by his daughter and son, Michele and David Lesser; David's wife, Julie; and his grandchildren, Jonathan, Kayla, and Mayah.

'Seinfeld's' Uncle Leo, Len Lesser, Passes Away

2/16/2011
Stephanie Tardugno
The veteran actor was 88.

Actor Len Lesser, best know for his role as "Uncle Leo" on the hit show, Seinfeld, died Wednesday morning of complications from pneumonia. CNN reports that Lesser died in his sleep Wednesday morning in Burbank, California. He was 88.

His daughter, Michele Lesser, said his death “was very peaceful,” according to TMZ.

Today we Celebrate Festivus

12/23/2010
Sara Buchanan
“A Festivus for the rest of us!” Frank Costanza proclaimed in the 1997 episode of ‘Seinfeld’ when he introduced the holiday to the world

December 23rd is known as Festivus, an alternative holiday Seinfeld introduced in 1997, according to ABC News.

Festivus, a spin off of Christmas, is a secular holiday that allows followers to participate in the holiday season without the pressures of Christmas.

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