Jerry Stiller, comedian and 'Seinfeld' actor, dies at 92

NEW YORK (AP) — Comedy veteran Jerry Stiller, who launched his career opposite wife Anne Meara in the 1950s and reemerged four decades later as the hysterically high-strung Frank Costanza on the smash television show “Seinfeld,” died at 92, his son Ben Stiller announced Monday.

He died of natural causes, his son — a comedy star himself — said in a tweet.

Jerry Stiller was a multi-talented performer who appeared in an assortment of movies, playing Walter Matthau’s police sidekick in the thriller “The Taking of Pelham One Two Three” and Divine’s husband Wilbur Turnblad in John Waters’ twisted comedy “Hairspray.”

He also wrote an autobiography, “Married to Laughter,” about his 50-plus year marriage to soul mate and comedic cohort Meara, who died in 2015. And his myriad television spots included everything from “Murder She Wrote” to “Law & Order” — along with 36 appearances alongside Meara on “The Ed Sullivan Show.”

Stiller, although a supporting player on “Seinfeld,” created some of the Emmy-winning show’s most enduring moments: co-creator and model for the “bro,” a brassiere for men; a Korean War cook who inflicted food poisoning on his entire unit; an ever-simmering salesman controlling his explosive temper with the shouted mantra, “Serenity now!”

Stiller earned an 1997 Emmy nomination for his indelible “Seinfeld” performance. In a 2005 Esquire interview, Stiller recalled that he was out of work and not the first choice for the role of Frank Costanza, father to Jason Alexander’s neurotic George.

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New York Slimes PANIC, highlights "Conspiracy Theorists'" Video. Youtube may be hiding Plandemic, but Fake News is making sure to their SPIN is noticed.

Virus Conspiracists Elevate a New Champion

A video showcasing baseless arguments by Dr. Judy Mikovits, including attacks on Dr. Anthony Fauci, has been viewed more than eight million times in the past week.

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Is there a connection between "Scotland" with Scot-Free? Add in CHINA with Huawei?

Five Eyes’ cyber guys discuss global threats in Scotland

Members of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance have spoken in public together for the first time at a conference in Scotland.

Representatives of the alliance from Australia, New Zealand, UK, US, and Canada shared a stage at the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre annual conference in Glasgow on Wednesday.

According to the CYBERUK conference agenda, the session featured “open discussions with our key allies across the world, and address global collaboration on threat sharing, joint operations and beyond, bringing a closer international approach, to the mutual benefit of all”.

Public appearances by Five Eyes members are rare. The existence of the alliance itself was not disclosed until 2005.

Scott MacLeod, First Assistant Director-General of the Australian Signals Directorate’s (ASD) protect, assure and enable division represented Australia at the event. MacLeod commenced in the role earlier this year, reporting to ASD Director-General Mike Burgess.

The protect, assure and enable division delivers the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s (ACSC), which became part of the ASD in July last year.

Representing New Zealand was Jan Thornborough from the country’s National Cyber Security Centre.

The event marked the first time all five members of the alliance have met openly in the UK.

“Cyber security is an international team sport and we are delighted to host allies from around the world in this public way to discuss how we best defend from common adversaries,” said the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre chief executive Ciaran Martin.

“Cyber attacks do not respect international boundaries and many of the threats and vulnerabilities we face are shared around the globe. Each nation has sovereignty to defend itself as it sees best fit but it’s vital that we work closely with our allies to make the world as safe as possible,” Martin added.

Around 2500 people attended the UK-government-backed conference.

The panel came as representative's individual nations’ confirm their responses to Chinese telecommunications equipment supplier Huawei.

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