Despite his high profile and high-dollar Porsche obsession, the comedian recently revealed during an appearance on a new ...

"The Chinese Restaurant" is a classic Seinfeld episode now, but NBC tried to pull the plug when Jerry Seinfeld and Larry ...

Jerry Seinfeld will perform his stand-up comedy act on March 27 at the BJCC Concert Hall. Steve Martin and Martin Short will ...

It’s that time of year again. It’s time for Festivus, the alternative holiday to Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanza that the character Frank Costanza (Jerry Stiller), the father of George Costanza (Jason ...

Get ready Franklin, stand up comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld is coming to you. If you missed out on tickets for his Knoxville show in March, or if a roadtrip isn't in the budget, you're in luck. In ...

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This 1971 Porsche 911S Coupe was purchased by comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld in 2008 and later shipped to German tuner RUF for extensive modifications. Seinfeld put approximately 2,300 miles on ...

Air-cooled Porsches have never been hotter, but even in that rarefied air, this one stands apart. Modified by famed tuner RUF at the direction of none other than Jerry Seinfeld, it just traded hands ...

A Ruf-modified 1971 Porsche 911S that belonged to Jerry Seinfeld sold for $657,000 on Bring a Trailer earlier this week. To read more about the comedian’s incredible restored coupe, check out the full ...

Comedian, actor, and best-selling author, Jerry Seinfeld, star of NBC sitcom "Seinfeld," will perform one night only at The Stanley Theatre in Utica, Fri., Feb. 27. Tickets for comedian, Jerry ...

Legendary stand-up comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld is bringing his latest routine to a Massachusetts theater next year. Seinfeld will perform two shows at The Hanover Theatre in Worcester on Feb. 28 ...

"They're real and they're spectacular," is a quote made famous on an episode ofSeinfeld, the immensely popular 1990s sitcom that of course starred comedian and noted Porsche collector Jerry Seinfeld.