close Video Fox News Flash top entertainment headlines May 22 Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Since his racial outburst at the Laugh Factory in 2006, Michael Richards has been on a journey of self-improvement. In his upcoming memoir "Entrances and Exits," the "Seinfeld" star will detail the aftermath of that life-changing night, the insecurities that followed and how he's managed to turn the downfall into a life lesson.
"I was immediately sorry the moment I said it onstage," the 74-year-old comedian told People magazine of his past rant in which he shouted racial slurs during a stand-up show. "I'm not looking for a comeback." ‘SEINFELD’ STAR MICHAEL RICHARDS ADDRESSES OUTBURST THAT LED TO ‘LIFELONG SPIRITUAL QUEST’ Michael Richards says he's "not looking for a comeback" after 2006 racial outburst.
(Rob Latour/WWD/Penske Media) "My anger was all over the place, and it came through hard and fast," he said. "Anger is quite a force. But it happened.
Rather than run from it, I dove into the deep end and tried to learn from it. It hasn’t been easy. Crisis managers wanted me to do damage control.
But as far as I was concerned, the damage was inside of me. It was time to figure out where all the anger was coming from." LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS "I'm not racist," he added.
"I have nothing against Black people. The man who told me I wasn’t funny had just said what I’d been saying to myself for a w.
