EXCLUSIVE: On the heels of her critically acclaimed turn in HBO’s The White Lotus, Michelle Monaghan has come aboard to star alongside John Cena and Eric André in Little Brother, the new Netflix comedy from Ingrid Goes West helmer Matt Spicer.

David, who teamed with Jerry Seinfeld to create “ Seinfeld ” then went on to star in “ Curb Your Enthusiasm ,” is creating a new sketch comedy show for HBO Max, Variety reports. Former president Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, will be executive producers through their company Higher Ground.

The Obamas are in their post-presidency “we’re mostly just Hollywood producers now” era, but at least we’re getting a new Larry David project out of it. On Thursday, HBO announced a new six-episode limited sketch comedy series about the broad category “American history.

Larry David is heading back to HBO—only this time, with the Obamas in tow. The 78-year-old Curb Your Enthusiasm star and comedy legend just signed a deal with the streaming platform to create a six-episode comedy series about American history.

Larry David is returning to TV with a new six-episode sketch comedy about American history produced by the Obamas’ Higher Ground.

HBO announced Thursday that it has ordered a new sketch comedy series from Larry David and Barack and Michelle Obama's production company, Higher Ground. David and the Obamas joked about the collaboration.

The pairing of Larry David and Barack Obama is the first project that David has worked on since Curb Your Enthusiasm ended its run last year.

The popular HBO teen drama series “Euphoria” centers on Rue Bennett, portrayed by Zendaya, a troubled teenage girl struggling with addiction and substance abuse. Fresh from rehab and struggling with staying sober, she navigates the challenges of her relationships and identity while trying to find her place in the world.

It’s an untitled American history sketch comedy half-hour that’ll star David and be produced by Higher Ground, a production company owned by Barack and Michelle Obama. Obama said, “I’ve sat across the table from many of the world’s most difficult leaders and wrestled with some of our most intricate problems.

He also calls Adolf Hitler a "dick," tackles his own mental health and makes it clear he didn't get into this business simply to entertain in the trailer for 'Marc Maron: Panicked,' hitting HBO Max on Aug.

An HBO comedy series masterpiece finally has a worthy follow-up 13 years later, updating the original series' best themes for the next generation.