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Veteran sitcom writer Larry Charles says cocaine was rampant in Hollywood during the ’80s. “That’s how the work got done,” he tells Page Six exclusively in a recent interview.

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.

NEW YORK — Denis Arndt, a character actor who had roles in a host of popular TV shows beginning in the ‘80s and later earned a Tony nomination at age 77, has died. Arndt, 86, died ...

A dark comedy that shows us the “real story” behind F.W. Murnau (John Malkovich) and his horror milestone, the plot alleges that Dafoe’s Max Schreck was an actual vampire/movie-making diva.

The NBC Universal-owned shows are the latest in a growing push that has seen other TV properties extend their stories in comics, most recently “The X-Files” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” ___ ...