For all of you out there who use to say to yourself: "You know, I'd enjoy The Tonight Show a lot more if Jay sat in a chair next to his guests."

Victory is yours!

He's got Seinfeld and Oprah, so never let it be said the big-...

They're back! The greatest sitcom cast of all-time is planning an "anti-reunion" reunion on the seventh season of Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm, and we couldn't be more excited, thrilled, exhilarated, yadda, yadda, yadda.

The worst part of Los Angeles in Jerry's estimation? "Wherever you go, Leno's doing stand-up." 

You mean, like say, every night at 10 pm on NBC?

Madonna has plenty of fans, and one of them confronted Guy Ritchie about his messy divorce from the singer. Sadly, none of Guy Ritchie's fans came to his aid, because they've all abandoned him after Snatch.

What the hell?  It wasn't funny the first time. And this time it goes on forever. Does Microsoft think that by making this a series of videos it will somehow raise their comedic value?  This is the type of advertising that...

The second in the new series of Microsoft advertisements features Jerry & Bill sitting down to enjoy a nice family dinner. Forget computers; get these guys in the sitcom business, post-haste.

Okay, so its just a commercial, but the idea of the pinnacles of comedy and technology becoming close buddies warms the cockles of our brains. Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates may have approached different roads in life, but a...

Microsoft has officially joined the "worst viral commercial in the entire universe" contest. Hiring Jerry Seinfeld to act like a jerk alongside Bill Gates flops. Nothing about this commercial is funny whatsoever, and the fact...

Jerry Seinfeld visits "The Daily Show" to discuss "Bee Movie," show us some of his dance moves, and compare notes with Jon on the challenges of raising kids when you're an unbelievably successful celebrity. The big moment,...

Once again, Letterman stepped on Alan Kalter's celebrity guest and it's really starting to chap Uncle Jerry's hide. And as for you, Mr. "Bee Movie," if you're going to screw a classy guy like Kalter, have the decency to buy...

Jerry buzzes down on a zip line to shill for his new animated flick, "Bee Movie," at the Cannes Film Festival. The movie doesn't come out until November, but with Jerry Seinfeld writing it -- his first fiction project since "...

This is David Letterman’s monologue from Feb. 21, 2000, his first show back after quintuple bypass surgery. It features quite possibly, his greatest line ever. Try and guess which one.