Curb Your Enthusiasm Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

Netflix has confirmed that the entire 180-episode library of Seinfeld will be coming to the platform in October 2021.The New York-based sitcom, which was co-created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, has never been available on a single service globally until now.Netflix broke the news via a suitably meta video announcement on social media.“This fall, get ready for 2021’s hottest new show,” begins the trailer, before crediting “rising stars” David and Seinfeld.All 180 episodes of Seinfeld hit

Curb Your Enthusiasm is set to return to HBO this October, it has been confirmed.The hit Larry David comedy, which has been running since 2000, has been off-air since early 2020, though thankfully the 11th season will be with fans soon.HBO confirmed the return with a picture of a delighted David, writing: “You’re allowed to be happy, but not in front of me.

Donald Trump.The Curb Your Enthusiasm creator was at a grocery store near Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts when the dispute took place, according to Page Six.The argument, which was reported by a source to the publication and later confirmed by Dershowitz, involved the Harvard law professor being “screamed” and “yelled” at by David, a staunch Democrat.“I was worried that he was going to have a stroke,” said Dershowitz.David’s anger stemmed from Dershowitz’s alliance with the former POTUS, which

Curb Your Enthusiasm will premiere by the end of 2021, it has been confirmed.The new season was green lit in 2020, two months before season 10 had drawn to a close on HBO Max.

Curb Your Enthusiasm.The comedian shared a picture in his familiar black garb on set and said that he will appear in one episode of the HBO show.“Great news for me!,” Lewis tweeted. “Although I’m still recovering from three surgeries and missing Season 11 of Curb, LD called me and asked if there was any chance if I felt strong enough to do one episode! I am and here I’m on the set to shoot it.

Curb Your Enthusiasm.Lewis shared the news via Twitter on Monday (January 25) alongside a photo of series creator Larry David, revealing that recent multiple surgeries have ruled him out of appearing in the next season.In the post, Lewis wrote: “What a ride, LD! I love you, buddy. Tragically, these past 18 months I’ve endured a back and two shoulder surgeries and not able to be in #curbyourenthusiasm for season 11.

Curb Your Enthusiasm star J.B. Smoove has spoken about the forthcoming 11th season of the show in a new interview.Smoove, who has played Leon Black on the sitcom since 2007, explained how his character would evolve in the new episodes and how the production process has changed under coronavirus safety protocols.“I put down a tweet last year… I said, ‘Brand new Curb, Same old Leon,'” Smoove told Pop Culture.

“You’re hurting old people like me. Well, not me... I’ll never see you"

Curb Your Enthusiasm star Larry David has hit out at “idiots” ignoring social distancing instructions given during the coronavirus outbreak.

With exactly one week left until its launch, Quibi has put four new shows in development, Variety has learned exclusively.

Following the season finale of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” Sunday night, actor J.B. Smoove, who plays Larry David’s perpetual house guest Leon Black, joined Variety on Instagram live Sunday night to discuss the last episode of Season 10.

Donald Trump severely misunderstood the point Larry David was trying to make in the most recent episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. The president, 73, event tweeted out a clip from the episode, mistakenly believing that the liberal comedian was praising him by wearing a MAGA cap.

The wider context of the 'Curb' clip Trump shared appeared to be lost on the commander-in-chief

When “Curb Your Enthusiasm” returns for its much-anticipated 10th season it does so with it a musical theme that’s a prime example of recognizable sonic branding and has become synonymous with comedy in our complicated times: “Frolic” by composer Luciano Michelini.