Seinfeld changed how sitcoms worked forever. The sitcom showed that even “nothing” could be funny if told the right and ...

The shows on TV critic Chris Vognar's list are strictly comedy (no dramedy), and strictly network (as they always said, it's not TV, it's HBO).

A two time widower, Ned is also a devoted father who is doing his best to raise his children right. He brings great value to ...

There is nothing more satisfying than an ultra-specific Lego set. You’ve seen the Lego Central Perk building set, the ...

Image by Blumhouse Productions and Universal Pictures Remember that little film that took the box office by storm last ...

How long was Game 3 of the World Series? Let's just say you could have watched the first two "Lord of the Rings" films, started the third and still have time to switch over and catch the last inning.

The Borscht Belt Film Fest returns Oct. 31-Nov. 2 with films and events exploring the culture, food and fun of the Borscht Belt. The organizers said the event will celebrate the era’s “rich diversity ...

If you're a fan of the comic genius of Kevin Hart, Netflix has got your dose of laughter covered! This article is your ...

Jerry Seinfeld is experiencing some shrinkage — as he used to say in his classic sitcom — because his joy factor has plummeted, and sources say he’s gone from life of the party to grumpy old man.

The big story here, as with all the shop’s builds, is the mechanical changes that have been made to the car. The car’s original rear-mounted 2.2-liter six-cylinder has been swapped out for a Ruf-built ...

It is one of the most iconic lines in television sitcom history — “No soup for you!” And now, the “Seinfeld” episode that immortalized the “Soup Nazi” character is 30 years old. The sixth episode of ...