In the fictional world of “Seinfeld,” George Costanza earns a job with the New York Yankees after a memorable run-in with then-team owner George Steinbrenner in the last episode of season 5. He works ...

The key to making better decisions lies in life’s difficulty settings. Just ask George Costanza from Seinfeld.

Seinfeld is one of the foundation stones of modern comedy, having catapulted the sitcom to heights that few others have ...

It’s once again going to be the summer of George at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees announced Thursday that the first 18,000 fans at the team’s Aug. 21 matchup against the Red Sox will get a bobblehead of ...

'Seinfeld' could have ended when Larry David left the creative team after season 7. Here's how George's story would have ended if it did. by Robert Yaniz Jr. In an era when cable networks produced ...

This week the New York Yankees announced that the bobblehead giveaway for its Seinfeld Night promotion on Aug. 21 for its game against the Boston Red Sox will be one of George Costanza sleeping under ...

It’s America’s favorite show about nothing, Seinfeld. Having revolutionized the sitcom genre, Jerry Seinfeld’s seminal work shows just how much humor is hidden in what society thinks are the most ...

On August 21, the New York Yankees will undoubtedly give away one of the best bobbleheads of the season when they send 18,000 fans home with an incredible Seinfeld-themed bobblehead. “I love a good ...

Last week, the Yankees gave out a “Seinfeld” themed bobblehead to the first 18,000 fans to pass through the gates at Yankee Stadium. It depicts George Costanza – the fictional Yankees assistant to the ...