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Op-Ed: Curb Your Enthusiasm Is Much Funnier Than Seinfeld

After much anticipation the Seinfeld reunion theme of the season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm airs on HBO and it is evident creator Larry David is by far more funnier than the cast of Seinfeld put together.

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Mr. Media Radio: Cheryl Hines, actress, 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Special

By BOB ANDELMAN (Originally broadcast October 21, 2007) Cheryl Hines has one of the most challenging acting jobs on television: she plays Larry David’s long-suffering TV wife on the HBO comedy “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” now in its sixth season.

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Watch: Larry David Stuck in Garage

'Curb Your Enthusiasm' creator can't figure out how to get the gate open.

Larry David Gets Stuck in Garage

On Sunday’s episode of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” Larry David got trapped in a parking garage. No, wait, the real Larry David actually got trapped in a real parking garage because “Curb” isn’t even on right now. In an incident that could’ve been ripped from his...

Brazil microchips to curb truancy

A Brazilian city has microchipped T-shirts worn by pupils in an effort to curb truancy and improve teacher-parent relations.

China curbs 'low taste' TV shows

Chinese entertainment shows airing in prime time on satellite TV have been dramatically slashed, with the government carrying out a campaign to curb what it deems lowbrow content.

Curb on antibiotics in animals urged

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration called on drug companies to limit the use of antibiotics in farm animals to curb surge in drug-resistant bacteria.