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Netflix (NFLX) is keeping the Festivus spirit alive with five more years of Seinfeld. The streaming giant renewed its licensing deal with Sony (SONY) to continue syndication rights of all nine seasons ...

“Seinfeld” has renewed its licensing agreement with Netflix and will stay on the streamer for another five years. The beloved sitcom has also re-upped its deal with Paramount, extending the studio’s ...

And Paramount has extended its basic-cable rights for another three years. By Tony Maglio From left: Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Richards and Jerry Seinfeld in "The Subway" episode ...

“Seinfeld” is staying on Netflix and Paramount’s cable channels. Sony Pictures Television renewed its licensing agreement on Wednesday in a deal that will continue to see Netflix as the streaming home ...

Shining a spotlight on the steamiest popular TV show of the season, the creators and cast of this stage production seem to be having serious fun. By Shivani Gonzalez Shivani Gonzalez watched early ...

After Kramer tries to collect insurance on a stereo he accidentally destroyed, Newman launches an intense investigation into the claim. Jerry finds himself under the spotlight in a hilarious parody of ...

Jerry Seinfeld shut down an anti-Israel influencer by telling him Palestine “doesn’t exist” after he was rushed while leaving the Garden Wednesday night following the Knicks’ historic NBA Finals ...

During his set at the Netflix Is a Joke festival, the comedian encouraged guests to name his all-time favorite TV series, which, evidently, is not 'Friends.' By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment ...

Jerry Seinfeld's best friend on the hit sitcom "Seinfeld" almost looked different. During a recent episode of his podcast, "Really? no, Really?," Jason Alexander and his co-host, Peter Tilden, sat ...