Bob Einstein, Actor on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' Dies at 76
The two-time Emmy winner and comedian, who created the popular character of Super Dave Osborne, appeared on the most recent season of Larry David's HBO comedy.
Why Larry David and Co. Returned to 'Curb' With an "Awkward Vengeance"
More than six 
years after last gracing HBO with new episodes, David and guest stars Bryan Cranston, Lauren Graham and others returned to tackle the "annoying" world following the 2016 election.
THR's Full Comedy Showrunner Roundtable with Whitney Cummings, Pamela Adlon and More
Alec Berg ('Barry,' 'Silicon Valley,' 'Curb'), Pamela Adlon ('Better Things'), Whitney Cummings ('Roseanne'), Michael Schur ('The Good Place'), Amy Sherman-Palladino ('The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel') and Justin Simien ('Dear White People') star.
Watch Hollywood Reporter's Full Uncensored Comedy Showunner Roundtable
Alec Berg, Michael Schur, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Justin Simien also star on the Comedy Showrunner Roundtable. 'Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter' airs every Sunday on SundanceTV.
Larry David, a Big Breakfast Fan, Sympathizes With John Kelly in Column
The 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' creator pens a rare op-ed about the White House chief of staff being upset over an unsatisfying breakfast during a NATO summit.
J.B. Smoove: 'Curb' Season 10 Won't Be a 5-Year Wait
The actor, who plays Larry David pal Leon Black, previews the upcoming season of the HBO comedy.
Alec Berg Talks 'Barry,' 'Silicon Valley,' HBO and #MeToo
"Just because we can do anything, doesn't mean we should," Berg told the Comedy Showrunner Roundtable.
'Barry' and 'Silicon Valley' Were Simultaneously Written by Alec Berg | Comedy Showrunner Roundtable
Berg also touched upon the idea of having nudity on 'Silicon Valley.'
J.B. Smoove Wanted to Meet Lin-Manuel Miranda on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' | Supporting Actor
"I thought I was going to meet Lin-Manuel from 'Hamilton,' but somehow Larry [David] kept him away from me," Smoove told THR.
Worst Television of 2017: THR Critics’ Picks | THR News
Hollywood Reporter's TV critics sift through the dreck, the colossal disappointments and the major miscalculations of the year, so you don't have to.
