Noah Kaufmann – The Tea Chat

Where’s Jerry? A Look at What Jerry Seinfeld Has Been Up to Since The Sitcom Days

December 29, 2020
Noah Kaufmann

Anyone who's anyone will recognize Jerry Seinfeld for his NBC show, Seinfeld, that he created in 1988 alongside fellow comedian, Larry David. The show aired until 1998 and is considered one of the best sitcoms of all time still today. Following its historic final episode, Jerry decided to return to his stand up career, and his fans have seen less and less of him on TV and in movies. Popular Everything is diving into what the comedic genius has been up to and is here to give you the insight on where you can find him today.

Entertainment

Rebuilding Dubrovnik: How Game of Thrones Built an Entire City for One Fiery Episode

October 20, 2020
Noah Kaufmann

Game of Thrones fans might recognize the Croatian city of Dubrovnik as the fictitious capital city of the Seven Kingdoms, Kings Landing. For the majority of the series' 8 seasons, the scenes located in Kings Landing were filmed in the Mediterranean coastal city. For the shows second to last episode however, the creators had to get a little creative. Find out the lengths they had to go to make the jaw dropping episode.

Lifestyle

How Eating Less Meat Does More for the Planet Than a Recycling Bin

October 7, 2020
Noah Kaufmann

The Vegan community continues to grow and not just because of sympathy for animals. Scientists say going vegan is the best thing you can do for our planet.

World

This Abandoned Town of Castles Actually Exists and Is for Sale

September 27, 2020
Noah Kaufmann

When you first hear about the prospect of living in a village full of Disney-style castles, you'd assume customers would be flocking to buy one. Unfortunately that didn't happen for the Sarot Group developers, and now they've faced the consequences.

History

The Colorful Reason Why Lithuanians Are Grateful for the Grateful Dead

August 9, 2020
Noah Kaufmann

The Grateful Dead and the Lithuanian basketball team are probably one of the best collaborations in both music and sports history. No one could forget the 1962 Centennial Olympic Games when Grateful Dead fans and Lithuanian basketball fans wore the same colors. Although a memorable moment, not many know the heartwarming origin behind this occurrence. If you're a sucker for an underdog story, this one is for you.

History

Why This Iconic Photograph of Marilyn Monroe Held a Bitter Truth

August 2, 2020
Noah Kaufmann

Who remembers the infamous subway grate picture of the gorgeous Marilyn Monroe? This may seem like a highlight in the star's career, but the personal issues she was dealing with proved this to be a moment she never forgot, for all the wrong reasons.