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For Democrats and Independents, this GOP nomination sideshow is almost over. Now comes the hard part: working hard to make sure our National Anthem doesn't become "Send In The Clowns."
If you look at comedy in the 20th century, the list of those whose work has depth, breadth and longevity is a small one: Charlie Chaplin, Lewis, Allen.
The depth of Curb Your Enthusiasm's brilliance is shown through Larry's weekly fight to break down the walls of classism, prejudice, racism, fatism, appearancism and social hierarchy.
Kippah. Yarmulke. Beanie. Skullcap. You can call it whatever you want, but the Jewish head covering has been in the news and in pop culture a lot lately.
Travel to the Middle East can be pretty dicey and even perilous these days (apart from Israel), so if you crave a visit there, why not head down to this Mediterranean town house on La Cienega instead.
What do Kraft Foods, Coca-Cola and Home Depot have in common with Prince, Snoop Dogg and Richard Lewis? Would you believe farming? Specifically, Urb...
My love of Curb and its star, Larry David, extends back to the days of Seinfeld and my childhood. It's the show (more than any other) to which I relate life.
Here is my red carpet experience captured on video. Will Aaron Sorkin finally join Facebook? How has induction in the Conan O'Brien Oscar-Winner F-bomb Hall of Fame stack yup to the Oscars?
In between the stunning Week 17 finale of the NFL regular season and the most exhilarating Wild Card weekend in history, I broke entertainment news. Don't come for my job, Mary Hart. I didn't mean to.
Grandma got run over by a reindeer on her way to Kohl's at 3 a.m on Black Friday. Don't ask me why the store was open and how come employees don't rev...
Today half of all marriages end in divorce, putting family dinners in jeopardy. Just as kids need rituals most, when they are the most fragile and insecure, a great stabilizer like family dinner is often the first thing to go.
During my divorce, I was so angry and scared that the idea of anyone I trusted talking to my ex, much less socializing with him or caring about him in any way, made me hyperventilate.
This is the second part of The Laurie David Interview, including a brand-new recipe created exclusively for this interview.
Laurie David is fired up about family dinners. She's used her epiphany to write a book that demonstrates how family dinners have the potential -- if we embrace them -- to be so much more than just, "Hey Mom, what's for dinner?"
I've always hated the word "bald." To me "bald" is a bad word. How many people really wish to be bald?
What if, say, Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Larry David and Richard Lewis were trapped underground for 69 days? How would they fare?
