Jerry Seinfeld pays tribute to Jerry Stiller: “He was so perfect”

Avril Lavigne has been influential since the start of her career in many different ways, including her signature look and makeup, the iconic black smokey eye. Now the singer is revealing that she has perfected her look to the point that she “can’t stand people” doing her makeup.Avril explained that back in the day, it was hard to find the right beauty products, but she was determined to find a way to look how she had envisioned. “I wanted those black eyes when I was younger,” she confessed in a new interview for Allure, adding “I’d use whatever I could get my hands on.”“Back then, makeup wasn’t really that good.

It’s a little bit strange for a TV cable channel to drop a trailer for a show that premieres in two days, but we suppose we’ll trust that AMC+ knows what its are doing. Late yesterday, the streamer revealed the first official trailer for “That Dirty Blag Bag,” a raw, epic, and romantic tale about the dark side of the Far West, which premieres March 10 exclusively on AMC+.

Lest there be any lingering doubt, director Ramin Bahrani intones in narration over his first documentary feature “2nd Chance” that this is a metaphor for America. This isn’t particularly surprising given that his subject Richard Davis, a pioneer of the concealable bulletproof vest, straddles the country’s dark fascinations with violence and capitalism.

Josh Peck is opening up about his previous addiction to drugs and alcohol and his struggle with weight.

Anthony Joshua has warned Joe Joyce he will knock him out in one round in a repeat of their amateur duel should they meet again as pros.The former WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight champion was in a spiky mood as he fielded questions from fans on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon.One user questioned whether Joshua would take on former GB Boxing team-mate Joyce.But the Watford warrior said: “Rolls eyes… you really think I wouldn’t fight Joe Joyce?”Another user posted about Joshua facing Otto Wallin - who pushed Tyson Fury all the way in 2019 - and the Brit is confident he would beat the Swede, who he also shared the amateur ring with.But his real vitriol was saved for Joyce, as he said: “I’ve shared this ring with most people you see in the heavyweight division today! “I boxed Otto Wallin twice as youngsters and I boxed joe and stopped him in 1 round. I’d do the same thing today! Ain’t nothing changed.”Joshua and Joyce met in the final of the London ABAs back in 2011.Joyce boxed earlier in the day in the semi-finals against a southpaw to earn his place in the decider at a sports hall in Dagenham.Joshua watched his foe compete in the last four and was ready for the challenge in a bout between the two super-heavyweights.The Watford man hurt Joyce early with a right hand and forced a standing count from the referee.Finchley fighter Joshua, who was more experienced back then and part of the GB Boxing team, hurt the Earlsfield BC man soon after.When Joyce was hurt by a third right hand, the referee waved the bout off.

By Bruce Haring

Jerry Seinfeld's recent stand-up special,, might very well be the comedian's final one.

Jerry Seinfeld believes he aged out of the sitcom life.

Ben Stiller on Thursday dropped by the Today show to share stories about his late father, show business icon Jerry Stiller. The Seinfeld star died May 11.

Ben Stiller is grateful he and Jerry Stiller got to spend the 92-year-old’s final days together.

Ben Stiller appeared on Tuesday's at-home edition of The Tonight Show and told some of his favorite stories about his late father, Jerry Stiller. For instance, the 54-year-old actor recalled the time his dad helped him chase down a kid who stole his bike. Ben was about 11 years old at the time, and he was hanging out with a friend in New York's Riverside Park.

In lieu of being able to gather together with family for a memorial service, Ben Stiller is celebrating his late father’s life and legacy on TV with Jimmy Fallon.

"He went peacefully, and he had a sense of humour, for sure, until the end"

Meet The Parents star Ben Stiller has spoken about sharing his final moments with his comedian dad, Jerry Stiller, adding that it was his "time".

In lieu of being able to gather together with family for a memorial service, Ben Stiller is celebrating his late father's life and legacy on TV with Jimmy Fallon.

Saying goodbye. Ben Stiller opened up about his close bond with his father, Jerry Stiller, and being able to be by his side in the end.

Saying goodbye. Ben Stiller opened up about his close bond with his father, Jerry Stiller, and being able to be by his side in the end.

After the death of his father Jerry Stiller, Ben Stiller is reflecting on his dad’s comedic legacy and his comedy partnership and marriage to Anne Meara.

Ben Stiller is reflecting on his time with his father, the late Jerry Stiller, and the comedian's storied career. In a new interview with, the 54-year-old actor shares details on his final days with his dad, who died earlier this month at the age of 92. 

Family business. As a comedian and actor, Jerry Stiller raised his son, Ben Stiller, in the industry, giving the Zoolander star an early interest in film. When he began acting in and directing his own projects, Ben often asked his father to be a part of the productions, leading to many collaborations over the years.

Jerry Seinfeld hailed Jerry Stiller as the 'perfect' addition to the Seinfeld cast as he reflected on working with the late comedian in a new interview.Stiller, theactor responsible for irascible Frank Costanza onthe hit Nineties sitcom, diedthis week at the age of 92.Seinfeld, 66, shared details on Stiller's casting for the show, as well as how the directors and show writers never 'once' had to give the comedy legend a note on his performance in an interview on What a Joke with Papa & Fortune