Real-life serves as the inspiration for many TV shows and movies including the iconic sitcom, Seinfeld. One of the program’s most popular episodes centers around a loaf of rye bread. As it turns out, ...

LOS ANGELES — Frances Bay, the sweet, gentle housewife who became a successful actress in middle age, appearing in more than 50 motion pictures and 100 television shows including roles as the “marble ...

Films and television shows often serve as our escape from reality, so we don’t always think about the overlap between pop culture and marketing. Marketers, however, think about it all the time. In ...

Kathryn Kates, who appeared as a counterwoman in two memorable scenes from “Seinfeld” involving baked goods in short supply – chocolate babkas and marble rye bread – and racked up numerous screen ...

Three decades ago, TV shows were about something... and then a little show about nothing changed everything. On July 5, 1989, Seinfeld made an unremarkable debut on NBC and puttered along for a few ...

Here & Now‘s Jeremy Hobson talks about some of the show’s most quotable scenes and its impact with comedian Carol Leifer ( @carolleifer), who was a writer on the show’s fifth, sixth and seventh ...

Kathryn Kates, who appeared as a counterwoman in two memorable scenes from "Seinfeld" involving baked goods in short supply -- chocolate babkas and marble rye bread -- and racked up numerous screen ...

She had a long screen career but may be best remembered as the counterwoman who tells Jerry and Elaine the bad news that her bakery was out of chocolate babkas. By Annabelle Williams Kathryn Kates, ...