Comedian Larry David parodied HBO host Bill Maher’s cordial dinner with President Donald Trump in a New York Times satire piece describing an "authentic" and "human" dinner with Adolf Hitler.

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“Larry listened to Bill Maher talk about his recent dinner with Trump; Bill, a comedian Larry respects, said in a monologue on his Max show that he found the president to be ‘gracious and ...

Mr. David is a comedian and writer who created “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and was a co-creator of “Seinfeld.” Imagine my surprise when in the spring of 1939 a letter arrived at my house ...

Senior Editor Larry David delivered a very thinly veiled attack on fellow comedian Bill Maher on Monday with a scathing satirical essay in The New York Times titled “My Dinner With Adolf.” ...

Larry David doesn't sound happy about Bill Maher's dinner with President Donald Trump. The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star, 77, published a satirical essay in The New York Times on April 21 that ...

BRIDGEWATER – There’s still time left in his rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset, but DJ LeMahieu looks ready for the big leagues. The Yankees infielder, who missed most of spring training ...

Bill Maher's recent meeting with President Donald Trump, who's often been the butt of his jokes, inspired a response from comedian Larry David, who published a satirical essay Monday in The New ...

Over the ensuing decades, Johnson provided the news for programs hosted by a variety of prominent radio hosts, including Conn, Steve Dahl, Garry Meier, Larry Lujack, Fred Winston, Richard Roeper ...

Add Larry David to the list of celebrities who were put off by comedian Bill Maher’s friendly sitdown with President Trump. In a New York Times opinion piece, “My Dinner with Adolf,” the ...

And apparently neither does Larry David when it comes to him trashing Maher for dining with the president and telling people who gave him grief to take a hike. “My Dinner With Adolf,” reads ...