If you weren’t a fan of the show Seinfeld, chances are this will mean nothing to you. Otherwise, you may enjoy that Google is showing the sitcom some love on its search results page for “Festivus”. The left-hand side of …

Did you hear about the Breaking Bad spinoff that’s set to air when AMC’s landmark series finally goes off the air next year? Don’t worry, it looks like it’ll be much more lighthearted than Breaking Bad itself, as it stars …

Jerry Seinfeld built a career out of talking about what he famously calls “nothing”; the everyday, mundane observations about things that happen to a lot of people. He later built a very successful show based on nothing, although as the …

You might know him as Mr. Kruger, George’s boss on the hit TV show Seinfeld. Monday morning Daniel Von Bargen attempted suicide with a gunshot to the temple. After the attempt, he called 911 for help. He sounds unbelievably clam …

Seinfeld and Leno have come together in an epic battle; gnashing of teeth, clawing of eyes…No? Well in any case the two have teamed together for a new Acura commercial that debuted online today In the commercial, Seinfeld sets out …

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Microsoft has rolled out three new commercials after pulling the plug on Seinfeld. In case you missed it, Microsoft launched a $300 million ad campaign starting with two drawn-out ads featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfled.

Despite people trying to convince me that the Microsoft Seinfeld ad campaign was indeed funny after I (and a pretty good-sized percentage of bloggers and online journalists) bashed the initial one, Microsoft has decided to pull the plug on Seinfeld.  Let me say right off, I don’t blame Seinfeld for the ads being lame.

The first of those Jerry Seinfeld/Bill Gates Microsoft commercials has made its way into the public eye – an eye that most wish had remained closed. Microsoft’s attempt to bring some humor into their advertising campaign, and presumably to outdo the Justin Long Mac commercials, has been met with an overwhelming amount of criticism.