JERRYSEINFELD.COM/
SEINFELD: "When I started doing TV, I saved every appearance on every show I did. I thought it might be fun to go through all of it and pick out three bits each day that still
amuse me for some reason or another. I've also included stuff I'm doing now, and I'll be adding new stuff as I go."
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Who doesn't love to laugh?
You need to guffaw loudly once daily...at least I do.
Thanks for the many chuckles, Silvio Berlusconi!
But few made me laugh more than Jerry Seinfeld.
He even inspired me to try stand-up comedy.
Whew...audiences can be brutal!
Now Seinfeld has created his own website...where he will release just 3 of his favorite bits...changed daily.
Like this news blog...it is ad-free...so far.
Gotta love that!
NYTIMES Report and Interview:
The new Seinfeld website will showcase highlights self-selected from his 35 year stand-up career.
But it will NOT feature episodes from the 9 seasons of his spectacularly popular 1990s USA sitcom "Seinfeld."
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/05/arts/television/seinfeld-starts-web-site-of-his-stand-up-routines.html?_r=1
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