Seinfeld

Friends is being remade as a porno.

Talk about a central perk.

Friends - A XXX Parody, which will hit DVD stores this Summer, was given this synopsis by New Sensations, the studio releasing the movie:

“Hilarity and deep penetration ensues when Freebie accidentally spills the beans about Moanica’s bachelorette party, leading the boys to decide to throw a bigger and raunchier bachelor party.”

The movie is part of spoof collection that includes 30 Rock - A XXX Parody, Scrubs - A XXX Parody and Seinfeld - A XXX Parody.

The cast of Seinfeld is reuniting on Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards will all appear on the upcoming season of the show, which was created by and stars Larry David, who was also one of the minds behind Seinfeld.

Their appearance will be the first time all four Seinfeld stars have appeared together in a scripted TV show since Seinfeld went off the air eleven years ago.

–Sasha Perl-Raver

Jerry Seinfeld is returning to TV after an eleven year hiatus. 

Wow, was it really that long ago Seinfeld went off the air?

Can we be honest? We didn’t miss him.

We’re one of the few people who never found Seinfeld, either the man or the show, funny. If we want Jew humor, we’ll call our parents, aunt or cousins. We used to call Seinfeld “Blackface for Jews”…but we digress.

Jerry is returning to NBC (we're sure they're THRILLED!!!) for a show titled The Marriage Ref.

Joshua Jackson (looking HOT and a little embarrassed to be there), Carrie Ann Inaba (apparently wearing a sexy version of Seinfeld’s fluffy shirt), Jay Mohr (is he drunk?) and Paula Marshall (excuse us but…who?) announced the nominees for the 35th Annual People’s Choice Awards at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills on Monday.

The Dark Knight, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Iron Man claimed this year's top nominations for favorite overall movie and favorite action movie.

This morning a fast moving fire broke out on the back lot of Universal Studios, destroying several movie sets and an animatronic King Kong, and damaging a video vault.

The fire destroyed an area called “New York Street” which has been used for years to look like the cityscape of Manhattan on shows like Seinfeld and Sex and the City, and another movie set called the "Courthouse Square" which was used in scenes from the 1985 hit Back to the Future.