Jerry
Seinfeld started using Twitter (@JerrySeinfeld) this year ("Greetings
Tweetearians! I have jut landed on your Planet") and not surprisingly,
his Tweets are pretty funny.
"Comedy is just complaining in an entertaining way.
Enterplaining." Or, "I´m working in Indianapolis Saturday night. I´m a
huge Indy 500 fan. All racing is a sperm flash-back to your first race,
the Fallopian 500."
He´s even funnier in person, but you can
find that out for yourself this month when he returns to the Colosseum
at Caesars Palace for a two-night engagement.
Since "Seinfeld"
ended in 1998, the star has kept busy with projects in TV ("The
Marriage Ref" on NBC) and film ("Bee Movie") and a new website
(www.jerryseinfeld.com), on which he posts archival footage from his
many television appearances. And then there´s that world-famous
collection of Porsches.
But he always makes time for his first love: stand-up.
"When
I was 10 years old, I started watching stand-up comedians on TV," he
wrote on his website. "I fell in love with them and I´m just as
fascinated with stan-up comedy today."
Seinfeld recently
Tweeted that playing Las Vegas is "one of my favorite gigs." He´s close
friends, he noted, with the comedian George Wallace, who performs across
the street at the Flamingo.
