Seinfeld

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  • Greil Marcus: Real Life Rock Top 10

    The "Seinfeld" stamp, "Careless Love," Wire's arty punk revival and more.
  • Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk

    Wanna talk about the Three Stooges? Soitainly!
  • Bedfellas

    James Haven tut-tuts the tsk-tsking; the Royal Philharmonic Meat Loafs around; and Cage and Arquette, together again? Plus: Tom Jones takes a panty to the head.
  • Letters to the editor

    We don't care about Templegate, Horowitz Plus: Huh? Another subscription will make my life simpler? "Subtle energy researcher" says he'll take homeopathy challenge.
  • The top 10 reasons David Letterman's heart bypass operation was a good thing

  • Halle on wheels

    What do savvy Hollywood insiders do when they see Halle Berry's car coming? Run. Plus: Sex and the senior gal Helen Gurley Brown's still milking it after all these years.
  • Spongeworthiness

    The Today Sponge survives the strange saga of its five-year disappearance.
  • Salman and the sea of offers

    Rushdie goes to Hollywood; Fiona Apple's tantrum apology ... Mea culpa? Not mea culpa? Hard to say; and Jennifer Lopez finds creative new uses for male pattern baldness.
  • The Tao of "Seinfeld"

    A sitcom that forbade hugging and learning becomes a tool for teaching Aristotle. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2000
  • We won't get boobed again!

    Let's See Action! Who fans boo Cindy Margolis; Gwyneth banishes statuette; and -- horrors! -- the man behind the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync forms another Frankenband!
  • The other man on the moon

    From Letterman sidekick to "Get a Life" to, um, Dogbert, Chris Elliott -- a true alt-comedy innovator who might be funnier than Andy Kaufman -- just can't get no respect.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for
    Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2000
  • Will success spoil Janeane Garofalo?

    After a decade of playing second fiddle, Little Miss Sidekick finally gets lucky. Will we still respect her in the morning?
  • Twenty ways the '90s changed television

    From "Twin Peaks" to "The X-Files" to "The Simpsons" (O.J. included), TV broke ground and rules in the last decade of the century.
  • Star sickness

    Celebrities speaking out about their afflictions can raise awareness and money.
  • Howeird is that?

    Stern's lawyers get strict; Flynt breaks ground ... in Ohio; and Drudge pulled by popularity poll? Fox lips sealed. Plus: New Chris Farley Foundation to promote awareness of drug and alcohol abuse ... much like old Chris Farley.
  • Sound bite for the apocalypse: "Read my gills"

    Ex-prez part iguana? Jason Alexander goes on the "Star Trek" diet; Will Smith gets jiggy for the White House. Plus: Hot fun -- down the water slide with Dolly Parton!
  • Being Charlie Kaufman

    The writer of that Malkovich movie doesn't have any solutions and doesn't like films that do.
  • Model behavior

    Cindy, Rebecca and Daisy on the trials and tribulations of being paid to stand; Bill and Hill moving in next door? There goes the fictional neighborhood; Venus on Mars: La Hurley makes the Red Planet blush. Plus: Seinfeld, bride-poacher.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for
    Weekend, Oct. 15-17, 1999
  • Give me an "oy!"

    Jewish athletes are on the rise -- mazel tov!
  • Deluge of denial

    No piece for Prince William; Bruce Willis for president? CSN&Y: Almost cut my hair, then I remembered I didn't have any. Plus: Lewinsky TV show slur -- a low blow!
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Oct. 1-3, 1999
  • Pushing the envelopes

    The list of Emmy nominees comes out this week. Will TV's best be on it?
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