Curb Your Enthusiasm News

Eagle-eyed reader Adam Cooper of the Cooperific blog has brought to our attention a throwaway cameo on this week's hilarious Curb Your Enthusiasm episode.

Ever think you'd see Larry David in women's underwear? To think - there was once a point at which he didn't consider himself an actor! That's some method seriousness there, him throwing caution to the wind and saying, "Well, here's my junk." We suppose you have to respect that.

Nicolas Cage, left, and Rose Byrne star in " Knowing." Knowing Summit, $26.99; Blu-ray, $34.99 There's a substantial amount of "not this again" weighing down the sci-fi thriller "Knowing," which stars Nicolas Cage as a divorced, reluctant prophet of doom with a son who talks to spirits.

"There are only two ways to injure your neck: A car accident and cunnilingus." ~ Larry David If the above sentence were the only words spoken during "Office Krupke", the eighth episode of this season of " Curb Your Enthusiasm ", the would have been enough to make it a classic.

TV Land and TV Guide Network say they are jointly acquiring basic cable rights to air "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the HBO comedy series produced by and starring "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David.... Add a comment on this story Premium Homes $99 1st Month!! 1, 2 & 3BD Apartments, Jeffersonville area, $99 1st Month Rent.

This post contains spoilers. "Bored to Death," which ended its first season in a twist, has served all along as a comic counterpoint on HBO to "Curb Your Enthusiasm" - balancing Larry David's ever more outre and disgusting plot points with odd grace notes and unexpected swerves to decency.

This weeka s entry of Curb is a weak entry at best. When Susie finds a pair of panties in the glove compartment, the philandering Jeff scrambles.

"Curb" is coming to the cheap seats. TV Guide Network has won the rights to air the hit HBO comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm" next February with TV Land then continuing "Curb's" run in 2013, The Associated Press reports .

TV Land and TV Guide Network say they are jointly acquiring basic cable rights to air "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the HBO comedy series produced by and starring "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David.

Vivica A. Fox on 49st street in New York City. She says she prefers New York men to those in Los Angeles.

Some suicide prevention groups aren't laughing over a scene in "The Office" where Steve Carell's character tries to scare young children by struggling in a hangman's noose.

Besides laughing my head off at Mr. Newt's belated conversion to the cause of conservatism now that the elephant-backed Dede Scozzafava has crashed and burned in NY-23, the second-funniest thing I've seen lately is the now-infamous Curb Your Enthusiasm episode in which the world's second-greatest living neurotic, Larry David, made fecund in his ...

Considering the last two weeks, which have featured silly plotlines revolving around belly flab and Christian Slater's penchant for caviar, this funny and focused episode is a welcome return to form.

"Comedian Larry David is under attack from critics who say he pushed the mocking of religion and Christian belief in miracles over the edge in the latest episode of his HBO series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.' On the show's most recent installment, which aired Sunday, David urinates on a painting of Jesus Christ." Guess they don't watch "South Park." Did ...

Larry David from HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and the Spaceship from ABC's "V" Aliens are so alienating .

It's not just Catholics who are causing a stir about the recent Curb Your Enthusiasm episode that featured Larry David's character accidentally splattering urine on a painting of Jesus.

Posted by Jamie Glazov on Oct 30th, 2009 and filed under FrontPage . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Jamie Glazov is Frontpage Magazine's editor.

Last Sunday, in "Curb Your Enthusiasm", Larry David's new pill has increased his flow so much it is causing him to splatter, which leads to a misunderstanding about a miraculously weeping Jesus in Maureen and her mothers bathroom.

From Carson to "Curb," from the Smothers Brothers to "Seinfeld," the influence of Canadian writer, director and comic David Steinberg spans the spectrum - and history - of TV's funny business.

Larry David has created quite a little firestorm that seems to be growing into a wildfire.