Larry pummels Portico with a dodgeball, breaking both his thumbs and rendering him unable to critique anything. Message received. David’s on-screen dynamic with Richard Lewis - a constant cycle ...

Larry pummels Portico with a dodgeball, breaking both his thumbs and rendering him unable to critique anything. Message received. 4. Richard Lewis: The Bestie He Loves to Hate David’s on-screen ...

When I began to follow the self-proclaimed “Prince of Pain” on what was then called Twitter back in 2014, I endeavored to engage him. He too was a graduate of The Ohio State University as I ...

Larry David cut straight to the chase when he finally met Paul McCartney at SNL50 — but he didn't start with a question about the Beatles. The Curb Your Enthusiasm star recalled his conversation ...

I might be the biggest Larry David fan on the planet. It’s not just the zany concoctions David comes up with in “Curb Your Enthusiasm”; it’s also his disposition to offend everyone.

Larry David‘s 2017 Saturday Night Live monologue was almost very different, he said, because show boss Lorne Michaels—and the network censor— wanted him to cut some of his “offensive ...

Comedian Larry David parodied HBO host Bill Maher’s cordial dinner with President Donald Trump in a New York Times satire piece describing an "authentic" and "human" dinner with Adolf Hitler.

Larry David doesn't sound happy about Bill Maher's dinner with President Donald Trump. The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star, 77, published a satirical essay in The New York Times on April 21 that ...

Whether you consider him the master of confrontation or the biggest jerk in the world, Larry David has had quite a run on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm. Over the course of 12 seasons, he has gotten ...

Larry David satirized Bill Maher's positive account of dining with Donald Trump by penning a mock New York Times essay titled 'My Dinner With Adolf.' David humorously mirrored Maher's surprise at ...

Larry David spoofed Bill Maher’s glowing review of his White House dinner with Donald Trump with a satirical essay in The New York Times entitled, “My Dinner With Adolf.” “I had been a ...