A commentary piece highlights how Larry David, through 'Seinfeld', demonstrated that it is not always necessary to make television characters sympathetic.

An unproduced 1983 screenplay by Larry David, titled 'Prognosis: Negative,' has surfaced online after being uploaded by a Reddit user.

HBO has released the first trailer and images for its new 7-part comedy series, 'Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness,' which features Larry David as an awkward friend to Barack Obama.

HBO’s The Comeback is taking the concept of long gaps between seasons to a new level, with its third season premiering Sunday, 11 1/2 years after Season 2, which, in turn, was released more than nine…

Larry David has lifted the lid on his HBO sketch comedy series that he’s making with President Barack Obama.

A 1983 script by Larry David, titled "Prognosis: Negative," which was eventually incorporated into "Seinfeld," has been purchased on eBay and made public, offering a glimpse into his early work.

Former US President Barack Obama and comedian Larry David have collaborated on filming a new comedy series for HBO. The project reportedly explores their unique friendship and shared humor.

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David shared their favorite 'Seinfeld' episodes and the backstories behind the show's most iconic moments during an event at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival.

Larry David discusses his hilarious upcoming HBO series celebrating the United States of America's 250th anniversary at SXSW.

Larry David revealed some key details about his upcoming HBO comedy series during a talk at SXSW. Premiering on June 27, the sketch show is titled “Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America,” and it satirizes the United States in celebration of its 250th anniversary. Directed by “Curb Your Enthusiasm” […]

First-look photos and a teaser have been released for 'Life, Larry & The Pursuit Of Unhappiness,' a new project featuring Larry David and Barack Obama, with Obama humorously commenting on the challenges of working with David.

Larry David's 'no hugging, no learning' policy for Seinfeld is highlighted as the reason the show remained focused on humor and became the darkest sitcom of the 1990s. This rule prevented character development and emotional resolutions, contributing to its unique comedic style.

The network (aka "the cool division of Oracle") unleashed David and showrunner Jeff Schaffer to reveal details about the now-titled sketch comedy about American history.