Al Bevilacqua, the real-life coach and teacher who was name-dropped in season 6 of Seinfeld, has died. He was 85. According ...

NBC's 1990s sitcom powerhouse Seinfeld is still firmly entrenched in pop culture. Like its NBC "Must See TV" companion ...

Al Bevilacqua, the legendary wrestling coach famously name-dropped in a Seinfeld scene, has died at 85. The beloved Long ...

Those bold moves came to life again at the Brooklyn Cyclones’ annual "Seinfeld Night" at Maimonides Park in Coney Island on ...

The longtime wrestling coach also coached Ron Kovic, on whom the movie "Born on the Fourth of July" was based.

Though Seinfeld was a show about nothing, it soon became a cultural phenomenon, with its unique humor and storytelling ...

Al Bevilacqua got his 15 minutes of TV fame when superstar funnyman Jerry Seinfeld famously name-dropped his former teacher in an episode of his wildly popular series — even though Al never ...

Jerry Seinfeld is releasing standup special "23 Hours to Kill" on Netflix Tuesday. But the comedian says he's in no rush to get back on stage.

“Seinfeld” was added to the Netflix lineup Oct. 1 last year. Viewers were miffed when they realized that the company changed the sitcom’s original 4:3 aspect ratio to a narrower, more modern ...

However, despite how wacky Festivus sounds, "Seinfeld" writer Dan O’Keefe revealed in a 2015 interview with Uproxx that the holiday is actually based on one his own father, fellow writer Daniel ...

A performance by the comedian Jerry Seinfeld drew a small protest Friday outside the Hult Center in Eugene. As attendees ...

If you were dropped into the middle of the Brooklyn Cyclones' Seinfeld Night -- like we were earlier this month -- the mobs ...