Jerry Seinfeld Putting Brakes On ‘Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee’
Seinfeld said he just wants to do more live performances as soon as the coronavirus crisis will allow it.
Seinfeld said he just wants to do more live performances as soon as the coronavirus crisis will allow it.
It’s a Festivus miracle: a West Hollywood storefront on Melrose Avenue has been transformed into an exact replica of Jerry Seinfeld’s New York apartment from the sitcom “Seinfeld,” opening to the public Dec. 16.
Every episode of “Seinfeld” – from the “The Soup Nazi” to the “The Summer of George” – is now streaming on the website Hulu, one of Netflix’s top competitors.
My agent called one day with an audition for a few lines on a new sit-com. A better-known actress had turned it down, saying the role was too small for her.