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  1. Apr 12, 2022 · We’re not here to talk about what Michael “Kramer” Richards did that 2006 night at the Laugh Factory. (But fine, if you really want to revisit the ugly, ugly details.) Instead, we’re here to dissect the aftermath, specifically, his bungled attempt to make things right on Dave Letterman’s show, with an unhelpful assist from Jerry Seinfeld.

  2. Star-Derailing Role: Richards's first post-Seinfeld role in The Michael Richards Show flopped so hard, it established the "Seinfeld curse". Since then, he's mostly only done voice-over work until his Laugh Factory rant derailed his career. He later had one of the main roles on the sitcom Kirstie, but it was canceled after one season. Since then ...

  3. May 22, 2024 · Richards, who played Kramer on “Seinfeld” for nearly a decade and won three Emmys for his performance, is now returning to the spotlight due to the upcoming release of his memoir, “Entrances ...

  4. On April 30, Seinfeld fans were surprised to see Michael Richards, the actor who played Cosmo Kramer on the sitcom between 1989-1998, at the premiere of Jerry Seinfeld’s new movie, Unfrosted.

  5. Nov 20, 2006 · Comedian Paul Rodriguez, who was at the Laugh Factory in West Hollywood on Friday when Richards responded to two black hecklers with the “n” word and profanities, said he was shocked by ...

  6. Dec 1, 2006 · PRINCETON, NJ -- During a stand-up comedy performance at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood, Calif. on Nov. 17, 2006, former Seinfeld star Michael Richards used racial epithets and directed other racist remarks at audience members he claims were interrupting his performance. A video of the incident ricocheted around the Internet, the media made it ...

  7. In November of 2006, Michael Richards, better known as the lanky, wired, unforgettably idiosyncratic Seinfeld character Kramer, performed a stand-up routine at the Laugh Factory on Sunset Boulevard. This, after several years of failing to capitalize on the culture-defining success of Seinfeld, which ended its decade-long, nine-season run in 1998.

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