Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000) has delighted audiences for decades with its unscripted humor, cringe-worthy social ...

Larry David is returning to cable network HBO with a new comedy television series, following the conclusion of his critically acclaimed show Curb Your Enthusiasm last year. In news first reported by ...

Larry David partners with Barack and Michelle Obama for HBO sketch series about American history, marking his return to television after Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Comedy star Larry David is partnering with a former president for his next project. The Independent reports that David, known ...

Larry David, star of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm', is joining forces with Barack Obama, former president, to make a new comedy history sketch show for HBO.

In the 1990s, when Ben Affleck first burst onto the Hollywood scene as a big-screen leading man, the idea of a movie star lowering themselves to starring in a television show was almost unheard of. In ...

They'd probably be just as floored by their personal and professional timelines. But here at EW, "we don't need roads" to ...

With just 2 wins in 55 attempts, Curb Your Enthusiasm is the most snubbed TV comedy at the Primetime Emmy Awards.

Watch the trailer for the final season of the HBO Original "Curb Your Enthusiasm" starring Larry David.

Curb does not get the credit it deserves for innovating the sitcom format. Seinfeld was groundbreaking in tone and plotline but stuck to the tried-and-true multicamera, studio-audience format.

Executive producer Jeff Schaffer reflects on wrapping up 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' with a peak Larry David line that was the "impetus" for that 'Seinfeld' ending.

Curb Your Enthusiasm‘s executive producer doesn’t care if you liked the finale or not. The Wrap asked Jeff Schaffer about the reaction to the last episode of the HBO favorite. In his response ...