The trailer for Season Two of Veep is here, but to be honest, it's pretty meh. Of course, there's a gratuitous close-up of slacker-staffer Mike McLintock shoveling what appears to be a powdered doughnut hole into his mustachioed face, as well as an appearance from sexual harassment scarecrow Jonah Ryan, but this…
So Lindsay Lohan asks to borrow a designer dress for the amFAR gala from stylist Phillip Bloch, whose number she got from Charlie Sheen. Is any part of what I just said a valid reason to hand over a $1,750 dress of intricate beadwork and gossamer fairy tits and silkworms that only eat free-range food and drink fair…
Julia Louis-Dreyfus is insanely famous and successful—she's the star of the new show Veep which premieres tonight on HBO—and she's managed to do it all in spite of having a huge disadvantage: curly hair. Whaaa? Well, most of us know that curly hair is beautiful, but one asshole of a producer at NBC tried to convince…
Everyone, today is Julia Louis-Dreyfus's fifty-first birthday! She starred in The New Adventures of Old Christine and is slated to play the Vice President of the United States in the upcoming show Veep, but her most iconic role is still that of Elaine. And one of Elaine's most memorable scenes is the one above, in…
News that HBO greenlit a pilot from the creators of In The Loop (Veep, about a Senator who suddenly becomes Vice President) is exciting enough. But if Julia Louis-Dreyfus ends up starring, we'll even forgive them for late-period Entourage.
It's a definite stretch to call Elaine Benes "the summer's downtown fashion muse," but, says Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "At the time, I thought people were wearing this look...Either that or just me and my four friends were. That is a possibility."
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It wasn't all smiles at the Shrine. Oh, no. There were also snakes, shiny suits, prom dresses... and did we mention the cartoon villains?
When they were good, they were very, very, very good:
The Hollywood Reporter held an Emmy roundtable with nominees Amy Poehler, Sarah Silverman, Christina Applegate, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Mary-Louise Parker and Jane Krakowski. In the clip at left, they discuss The West Wing, Matt Damon, and fans asking for drugs. [Buzzfeed]
[Los Angeles, April 18. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]
Ever since Sex and the City turned out to be a money making juggernaut, Warner Brothers has decided to aggressively market The Women. "This is an about-face from the studio's earlier decision to leave plans intact for about-to-shutter Picturehouse to debut the chick flick in limited release and with a small P&A," says…
