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Jerry Seinfeld’s passionate defense of New York City’s vibrant future has made him the target of his own takedown — for picking on Florida. Tampa Bay Times columnist Stephanie Hayes, a self-confessed lover of the Big Apple, initially praised the comedian for his “flamethrower” burn of James Altucher’s Post column calling Gotham “dead forever” — …
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Jerry Seinfeld has put the “putz” who penned a viral essay claiming New York City is “dead forever” on blast — firing back, “How the hell do you know that?” The comedian tore into former hedge-fund manager James Altucher’s argument that the Big Apple was in tatters and beyond repair Monday with his own op-ed …
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Who needs a headhunter when you have the hive mind? Amid buzz that Ellen DeGeneres’ daytime talk show kingdom is crumbling — WarnerMedia is investigating the workplace after allegations of a hostile environment, and actors like “Back to the Future” star Lea Thompson are vouching for the rumors — many online think they know the …
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This week The Post takes a fresh look at the “best of” New York sports history — areas that are just as worthy of debate, but that haven’t been argued incessantly. Today’s edition: the best cameo in pop culture. It was a day like any other day in Keith Hernandez’s post-baseball life. The career was …
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“Seinfeld” actor Richard Herd has died at age 87. A rep for Herd told The Wrap that the veteran character actor died of cancer-related causes, surrounded by his family at home in Los Angeles. Herd appeared in 11 episodes of the hit series as Mr. Wilhelm — George Costanza’s (Jason Alexander) boss in recurring seasons, …
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Jerry Seinfeld said he never gave the late Jerry Stiller a note while they were working together on the TV comedy classic “Seinfeld.” Speaking on the SiriusXM Netflix is a Joke Radio channel on the “What A Joke With Papa & Fortune” show, Seinfeld said he didn’t understand a lot of what Stiller brought in …
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Jerry Stiller was behind one of the most famous bloopers on “Seinfeld” — and co-stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander still couldn’t stop laughing about it recently. Stiller, whose death was announced Monday, played the hysterical rage-filled dad of Alexander’s hapless character, George, and in the 1996 behind-the-scenes episode of the classic NBC sitcom, he’s …
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The cast of “Seinfeld” is mourning the patriarch of the iconic sitcom. Co-stars Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander have shared somber tributes to the late great Jerry Stiller, who died of natural causes at 92, his family announced Monday morning. Stiller played Frank Costanza, the cantankerous father of George Costanza (Alexander), on Seinfeld’s eponymous show. …
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Jerry Stiller was more than George Costanza’s fictional dad — and Ben Stiller’s real one. The veteran NYC funnyman, born Gerald Isaac Stiller, died at 92 of “natural causes,” Ben, 54, tweeted at 5 a.m. Monday. “He was a great dad and grandfather, and the most dedicated husband to Anne for about 62 years. He …
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Jason Alexander missed out on some serious change. During a video chat between “Seinfeld” stars Jason Alexander and Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Tuesday, the two recalled the hysteria that surrounded the filming of the sitcom’s 1998 finale. Louis-Dreyfus remembered that walls and barricades had been erected around the set to keep paparazzi from getting photographs of …
Jerry Seinfeld’s passionate defense of New York City’s vibrant future has made him the target of his own takedown — for picking on Florida. Tampa Bay Times columnist Stephanie Hayes, a self-confessed lover of the Big Apple, initially praised the comedian for his “flamethrower” burn of James Altucher’s Post column calling Gotham “dead forever” — …
