Sublime

They really were both gorgeous, which wasn’t unusual for female comedians, and they were both so funny that their funniness often obscured their beauty, which also wasn’t unusual for female comedians.

Jerry Seinfeld walks into a room of advertising professionals. It’s 2014. He’s receiving an honorary Clio award for “pushing the boundaries of creativity and his longstanding contributions” to the field. The ad people don’t know it yet, but Seinfeld is about to give one of the most biting acceptance speeches in awards show history. He opens with a

Well, when I was asked to guest-edit an issue of Vanity Fair a few years ago, I asked them if I could pose for a picture with a handful of the people who have inspired me most in my career. In that photo are Garry Shandling, Roseanne Barr, Paul Reubens (Pee-wee Herman), Norman Lear, and David Milch.

Chris: I try never to brag but I’m probably the only person who has been on 60 Minutes twice and isn’t dead.