Pete Holmes stopped by "Conan" on Thursday, and after swapping stories about how he and Conan's parents visit the same bakery in Boston, he explained ...

It is not, the "United Christians Brigade," as my mother calls it. Close, but not quite. The Upright Citizens Brigade is the ultimate hub of comedic talent, a religion for some, and a cult classic for the young at heart.

Jerry Seinfeld performed a rare five new minutes of stand-up comedy on "The Tonight Show" Wednesday night. Apparently, he really needed to get his fee...

Christmas came early at "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" on Thursday, as the host teamed up with a couple of comedy legends to recreate the classic bit ...

Jerry Seinfeld sat down with New York Times Magazine to explain how he writes jokes, and proved that you don't get to be Jerry Seinfeld without being ...

Judd Apatow got the rare distinction of guest editing the first ever issue of Vanity Fair solely devoted to comedy, and for the issue, they went all o...

On Monday, The New York Times published an exhaustive opinion piece by TV critic Neil Genzlinger about the "Really?" epidemic -- what he sees as a troublesome trend in which lazy comedy writers resort to the one-word rebuttal for a cheap laugh.

When Seinfeld disappeared in 1998, he left America in a feel-good era, hungry for more sublime chatter about nothing. We welcome him back not as a comedian whose material has gotten better with age -- or one recovering from a period of decline -- but as we would a 90s time capsule.

Michael Richards' famous n-word laced meltdown at The Laugh Factory in Los Angeles changed the previously celebrated comedic actor's bio forever. In a...