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A portion of the Huxtable family reunited as Phylicia Rashad and Malcolm-Jamal Warner supported their "The Cosby Show" co-star Bill Cosby, who was presented with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The recent event will air on PBS this Wednesday.

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The iconic cast that made us laugh out loud in the '90s is back together on this season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Some of the old friends attended the show's premiere Wednesday night in New York to celebrate the new season.

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Top celebs including Robert Redford, Julia Roberts and Jerry Seinfeld will gather next month to pay tribute to Paul Newman's work on behalf of the Hole in the Wall Camps program for sick children.  

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The stars of "Seinfeld" -- Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards -- are set to appear on several episodes of a popular TV show known for its enthusiasm.

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Jerry Seinfeld is returning to network television after 11 years, and is planning to combine marriage with laughter.

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ET has obtained the accident report from JERRY SEINFELD's car crash.  Meanwhile a rep for the comedian tells ET:

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JERRY SEINFELD had quite a scare on the road over the weekend. The funnyman was taking his vintage 1967 Fiat BT for a joyride in New York -- only to have his brakes fail him, reports the Associated Press.

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KEVIN FRAZIER talks with JERRY SEINFELD about his brand new animated big screen adventure, 'Bee Movie,' in theaters November 2nd!

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Hot off its Emmy win for Outstanding Comedy Series, "30 Rock" launches its second season tonight with a major casting coup. JERRY SEINFELD makes his first-ever appearance on a sitcom other than his own.

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Almost ten years after the finish of his mega-hit TV show, "Seinfeld," JERRY SEINFELD is returning to the small screen.

The comedian will create and star in 20 live-action "minisodes" inspired by his experiences making the upcoming Dreamworks animated film, 'Bee Movie.' The shorts will run this fall on NBC and NBC.com, and will chronicle the production of the film, and detail Seinfeld's behind-the-scenes experiences.

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In a statement sent on behalf of MICHAEL RICHARDS, representatives for the actor have announced that he will meet face-to-face with the two men who were on the receiving end of his racial tirade during his comedy routine.

Today, ET received the following statement: "Michael Richards would like to apologize in person to the gentleman with whom he had the exchange in the club. After discussions with GLORIA ALLRED, an attorney who represents the man and three others who were with him that night, Michael has agreed that they will all meet in the presence of a retired judge who will facilitate the meeting and help the parties resolve this matter. All concerned are hopeful that a face-to-face meeting will be constructive and begin the necessary process of healing and closure."

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Actor-comedian MICHAEL RICHARDS told the REV. JESSE JACKSON Sunday on his radio program, "Keep Hope Alive," that his recent rant at a comedy club stemmed from an unknown sense of "rage" and "humiliation" that had been growing after months of working at comedy clubs and being heckled on the road.

"It's a rough and tumble environment late at night and people drink and it gets trashy," Richards said. "I had been grappling with that actually for the last five months."

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ET talks to the stars to get their reaction to racially charged remarks MICHAEL RICHARDS made at a comedy club last Friday; plus we interview KYLE DOSS and FRANK McBRIDE -- the two men who were on the receiving end of his racial tirade.

Both Kyle and Frank say they were stunned by Richards' comments and his use of racial slurs.

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