Kramer championed Morty Seinfeld’s 1946 invention of the beltless trench coat and sold it to Rudy’s Antique Boutique. It’s too bad he’s less skilled in figuring out what compensation he ...

Seinfeld aired the "Puffy Shirt" episode 25 years ago today, creating one of the most memorable moments, episodes, and props centered around a fashion trend that never happened.

"Seinfeld" writer Larry Charles (left) thinks Michael Richards' character, Cosmo Kramer, would be a QAnon acolyte today. Getty Images; Everett Collection Comedy writer Larry Charles doesn’t ...

in 2014, "Seinfeld" writer and eventual "Borat" director Larry Charles told ScreenCrush that Cosmo Kramer was initially ...

Qramer? Larry Charles, a top writer and director on the smash sitcom “Seinfeld,” has tried to imagine where the characters from that ’90s program might be now, more than two decad… ...

Each character in Seinfeld has unique quirks and traits. One of the most free-spirited characters from episode 1 was Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards). It is safe to say he is an enigma in every way.

The writer here is Kenny Kramer, one-time neighbor of “Seinfeld” co-creator Larry David and the wild-maned inspiration for his namesake character. He’s penning a tell-not-quite-all memoir, ...

Jerry Seinfeld’s eponymous character once said that he had “looked into the eyes of Newman,” and that he was, “pure evil,” but perhaps that’s debatable. Is Newman, arch-enemy of Jerry ...

Michael Richards' Kramer was up to a lot of crazy schemes on Seinfeld, and these are our favorites. There are arguments to be made about who deserves to be called the best Seinfeld character, but ...

Seinfeld is now on Netflix and you're no doubt rewatching your fave episodes. But one of the most underrated episodes has to be one that doesn't even have George or Kramer in it.

‘Seinfeld’ Writer Beats Kramer’s Defamation Lawsuit. A New York judge analyzes whether one popular catchphrase from the show, when shouted from a bus, can be interpreted as a homophobic taunt.