The New York Yankees tout its relationship with "Seinfeld" with the Aug. 21 giveaway of a bobblehead of former "employee" ...

The New York Yankees will be giving out special George Costanza bobbleheads to mark "Seinfeld Night," on August 21. The ...

It’s once again going to be the summer of George at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees announced Thursday that the first 18,000 fans ...

Fans can also enjoy giveaways, special video board segments, and other iconic moments from the show. The Florida Atlantic University men's basketball team will hold a "Seinfeld Night" Thursday ...

Because of Costanza's gig with the Yankees, the ball club is honoring the fictional character with a bobblehead on Seinfeld Night. The first 18,000 fans in attendance at Yankees Stadium will ...

Michael Richards reveals that his “Seinfeld” co-star Jason Alexander once threatened to quit the show because his character, George Costanza, wasn’t getting enough screen time. It happened ...

In a classic “Seinfeld” episode, George Costanza bemoans that every decision he’s made has been wrong. His life, as a result, has turned out the opposite of what he intended.

One memorable scene for "Seinfeld" fans is George Costanza telling the story of how he saved a dying whale in season five. The scene almost didn't happen. Jerry Seinfeld revealed why.

Jerry Seinfeld is currently doing press for “Unfrosted,” a new feature film for Netflix on the invention of the Pop-Tart toaster pastry, which sounds more like a Mad Libs prompt than a real ...