“He was like a sweet, funny, self-aware guy. He was very loose — this is pre-Kardashians,” Charles, 68, recalls, referencing ...

Kanye West has become a polarizing figure, with some of his fans avidly following the work he does and others taking issue ...

Seinfeld” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” writer-director Larry Charles joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber for an extended conversation about his iconic career and the jokes that powered his iconic shows, including ...

Larry Charles reflects on his collaboration with Kanye West and how Hollywood has exploited his downfall after his ...

Kanye West wasn’t always the way he is, as Larry Charles recalls.The 68-year-old screenwriter revealed that he knew West ...

Kanye West once teamed up with Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm writer Larry Charles to create a surreal television pilot that blurred the lines between satire and spectacle. The unaired pilot, ...

Although we might have all laughed at the pig-man part from "The Bris" in Seinfeld, the inspiration for the episode is darker than you think.

Charles got his start writing for the comedy series “Fridays,” an “SNL” knockoff that aired on ABC on Friday nights from 1980 to 1982. Among its ensemble were Michael Richards and Larry David.

As Seinfeld writer Larry Charles, who was also in the room that day, tells it on this week’s episode of The Last Laugh podcast, Louis-Dreyfus was telling them why she felt she wasn’t “being ...

Charles got his start writing for the comedy series “Fridays,” an “SNL” knockoff that aired on ABC on Friday nights from 1980 to 1982. Among its ensemble were Michael Richards and Larry David.

Larry Charles, a longtime staff writer for Seinfeld, said “everybody” was doing cocaine in Hollywood in the 1980s, when he got his start on TV shows like Fridays and The Arsenio Hall Show ...