Seinfeld says he didn’t even watch the auction, but was using it as a high-profile advertisement for the former Steve McQueen car. Bidding started out strong, but then fizzled out at the $25 ...

As one of the highest rating sitcoms of all-time, Seinfeld left a lasting legacy beyond its initial run. Given his instrumental role in the 90s sitcom, Seinfeld, 70, has long been outspoken ...

New York sports radio host Paul Rosenberg doubled down after his criticism of Seinfeld elicited a phone call from Jerry Seinfeld himself. Rosenberg, a host and producer on Audacy’s 101.9 WFAN ...

He appears with Ali Wentworth (“Schmoopie”) and Phil Morris (“Jackie Chiles”) in a glass box. The gag is that Seinfeld’s characters have been taken from him by an aggrieved cereal CEO.

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I can easily fill an empty half-hour of my life with one of the dozens of “Seinfeld” repeats cruising every day through the media landscape and come away refreshed from watching Jerry ...

Just as the comedian stole the toaster pastry’s brand, Kellogg has stolen Seinfeld-created characters Schmoopie (an ex-girlfriend), lawyer Jackie Chiles and the Soup Nazi, all memorable characters in ...

And while Richards wasn't a part of it, a new promo for the movie leans into "Seinfeld," with characters Schmoopie, Jackie Chiles and the Soup Nazi appearing while kidnapped by the fictional ...

Pop-Tarts reveals that, as payment, it will be taking several of Seinfeld's creations starting with notable characters from the 90s sitcom including the Soup Nazi, Schmoopie, and Jackie Chiles.

A horrified Seinfeld says: “Schmoopie, Jackie Chiles and the Soup Nazi! My characters!” Gasworth continues: “They’re my characters now, Mr. Seinfeld. Seinfeld aired for a run of nine seasons on NBC ...