The twelfth and final season of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' hits Max this weekend. We're looking back at Larry David's best, worst, and funniest moments across the show. View Entire Post › ...

Screenland The Best Laughs on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Have Always Been Larry’s Own For almost 25 years, Larry David has charmed us with his knowing mischief and endearing jolliness.

In classic Curb Your Enthusiasm style, Larry David’s wedding vows to his wife, Cheryl, (played by Cheryl Hines) are, well, very Larry David. “It’s a very good relationship. Ten years!

I was shocked.” Larry David also believes that the episode may have singlehandedly pushed the show to an entirely new tier of popularity in the television landscape.

As ever, he’s all about Larry. The Season 10 premiere also includes myriad callbacks and tributes to previous recurring characters and storylines, delivered in a way only Larry David can deliver.

Fresh Air Weekend: Larry David on his new Broadway play, the creators of the web series 'High Maintenance' and writer Chris Offutt on his father, who wrote over 400 books, mostly pornography.

Larry David is the last of his kind, in a variety of ways. First and foremost, David is the last Jew. Not literally, of course—there are about 15.7 million of us scattered around the world.

In January, The Times photographed Richard Lewis and Larry David together at John O’Groats for an article about the final season of “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Lewis died Tuesday at 76.

Larry David will be taking "A Conversation with Larry David" across the U.S. this fall on a 10-date tour starting in Denver on Sept. 20 and concluding in Hollywood, Florida on Dec. 5 ...