"Seinfeld" is a unique sitcom in a variety of ways. It upended the genre's storytelling formula by zeroing in on the petty ...

George Costanza’s Guide to Better Living As a philosopher, he stands on the shoulders of Thomas Aquinas, Ignatius of Loyola and C.S. Lewis.

"Breaking Bad’s" swelling ranks of hairless archetypes are bald not in the way that George Costanza — or his even barer update, "Curb Your Enthusiasm’s" Larry David, who continually tries ...

To whit, Ray employs 'The Costanza Method' (Yell at everybody) on this episode of the Best of Car Talk. Get access to hundreds of episodes in the Car Talk archive when you sign up for Car Talk+ at ...

The Yankees announced on Thursday that the first 18,000 fans at the team's Aug. 21 matchup against the Red Sox will get a bobblehead of George Costanza sleeping under his desk at former owner ...

George Costanza's inexplicable betrayal of the bald community has been explained! After photos of his new hair popped up in a hard-hitting TMZ report over the weekend, actor Jason Alexander found ...

The New York Yankees will once again honor their assistant to the traveling secretary. The team unveiled a George Costanza bobblehead that will be given away for “Seinfeld Night” on Aug. 21 ...

George Costanza,– the raging neurotic paranoid character played by actor Jason Alexander in the 1990s classic TV hit “Seinfeld” — will be honored with a bobblehead figure in… ...

SAINTE-MÈRE-ÉGLISE, France — Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza, commanding general of V Corps, delivered remarks Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at a ceremony honoring Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in one of the ...

Day 1 of the 122nd U.S. Amateur Golf Championship read like an episode of 'Seinfeld,' with Mark Costanza, Campbell Kremer and Hazen Newman paired up.

Yankees to honor George Costanza with ‘Seinfeld Night' bobblehead giveaway The move is a home run, but not two, because do you know how hard it is to hit two home runs?

Marisa Tomei appears as a love interest for George Costanza in season seven of "Seinfeld." The Oscar-winning actress says she was cast because Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David loved her name.