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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is looking beautiful on the red carpet at the 2019 Emmy Awards on Sunday (September 22) at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

The Veep actress posed for pictures ahead of the evening’s ceremony on the red carpet.

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Julia is nominated for the role of Selina Meyer on Veep for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. She is also presenting during the ceremony. Veep is also nominated for Outstanding Comedy Series.

The Emmys will air live TONIGHT at 8/7c on Fox and the show will not have a host, marking the fourth time in history that this has happened.

FYI: Julia is wearing an Oscar de la Renta dress, Irene Neuwirth jewlery, a Roger Vivier clutch and Aquazarra shoes.

Tom Holland and Chris Pratt are all smile while appearing on stage at Disney’s D23 Expo on Saturday (August 24) in Anaheim, Calif.

The Onward actors were joined at the event by their co-star Julia Louis-Dreyfus, director Don Scanlon, and producer Kori Rae.

Ten minutes of footage from the upcoming Disney/Pixar movie was shown for the D23 crowd and they also unveiled a new poster and image from the film.

The movie stars Tom and Chris as two teenage elf brothers, Ian and Barley Lightfoot, who embark on an extraordinary quest to discover if there is still a little magic left in the world. Set in a modern fantasy world, Onward is inspired by Scanlon’s personal experiences with his brother.

Onward hits theaters on March 6, 2020.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus keeps it bright in an orange dress while striking a pose at the HBO FYC screening and reception for her hit series Veep held at the Landmark Theaters on Tuesday evening (August 20) in Los Angeles.

The 58-year-old Emmy-winning actress was joined at the event by her co-stars Tony Hale, Sarah Sutherland, Sam Richardson, Anna Chlumsky, Gary Cole, Timothy Simons, Clea DuVall and writer-director David Mandel.

At the event, Julia explained that working on Veep allowed her to direct her attention toward creating something great instead of getting lost in her cancer battle: “I’ve had a lot of personal challenges, losses, dear ones in my family, my own battle with cancer,” she reflected (via ET), explaining that she doesn’t know how she would have handled it all “had I not had this really close intimate relationship with all of these people.”

“We linked arms and we tried to do the most joyful funny thing possible as a team,” Julia added. “It was like being on a sports team… and that was the most buoying thing, to constantly be coming back to. It really helped me. It gave me something to laser focus on during my illness, and I needed to laser focus [on something] beyond my illness, so it was a life saver.”

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is currently featured on the special Emmys cover of Vanity Fair‘s September 2019 issue!

FYI: Julia is wearing a Carolina Herrera dress. Anna is wearing Camilla and Marc trousers.

Julia Louis Dreyfus is on the special Emmys cover of Vanity Fair‘s September 2019 issue.

Here’s what the 58-year-old actress had to share with the mag…

On being cancer free after her breast cancer battle: “There is that moment that you have when you’re like, ‘Is this it for me?’ Because you know everybody here in this room is going to come across that moment in their life, but you never think you will…. I’m glad I got through it, but there’s a part of me that’s still a little frightened, you know?”

On her early comedy career, including a three year stint on SNL: “I didn’t fail, but I didn’t succeed. My ambition became clearer to me during that time. It helped me get my priorities in place in terms of what I was going to do moving forward and what I would not tolerate, [which was] nastiness or a culture of unhappiness. I didn’t want to work like that. I thought to myself, If I’m going to keep going, I’m not going to do this if it isn’t fun anymore. Fortunately, it became fun.”

On her post-Veep plans: “I realized I didn’t meditate this morning—like an asshole—but I should’ve because it’s useful. I just need time to think. So I’m thinking, formulating my next move and shit like that. Which is fun but it also requires thought. And sometimes maybe no thought. Maybe [I need time] to just look at those flowers and think: Wow, that’s amazing. What a gorgeous arrangement. I want to expand my creative universe here. I want to do stuff that maybe people wouldn’t think I would do.”

For more from Julia Louis Dreyfus, visit VanityFair.com.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday (July 31), and reacted to hearing her Seinfeld catchphrase used by Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson during the 2020 Democratic Debates!

The 58-year-old Emmy winning actress, whose played ambitious politician Selina Meyer for seven seasons on HBO’s Veep, told Jimmy it was “bizarre” to hear the catchphrase of another of her characters — Elaine Benes’ “yadda, yadda, yadda” — come out of Marianne Williamson‘s mouth during Tuesday night’s (July 30) debate.

“I guess she’s going to pick me as her running mate,” Julia joked.

“I’ve learned a lot about politics, and I’ve got a sense of the true anxiety that probably a lot of these people feel, going in and trying sell themselves, as a candidate, as a brand, and make a stamp—as themselves but quickly,” Julia expressed about learning a lot about politics from starring in Veep.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus also talked about Tom Hanks‘ reaction to the final Veep episode, winning 11 Emmy Awards, being nominated again, having her name misspelled on her Hollywood Blvd. star, and being honored with the Mark Twain Prize.

The trailer for the upcoming Disney and Pixar movie Onward has been released!

The film features the voices of Chris Pratt and Tom Holland as two teenage elf brothers who embark on an extraordinary quest to discover if there is still a little magic left out there.

The all-new original feature film’s voice cast also includes Emmy winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Oscar winner Octavia Spencer.

Onward will hit theaters March 6, 2020. While that’s a long time from now, you can watch the trailer over and over until then!

Stephen Colbert interrupts a special The Late Show episode (May 9) of Veep to warn Julia Louis-Dreyfus‘ Selina Meyer and her staff that their behavior is infecting other realities!

The 58-year-old actress and her co-stars – Anna Chlumsky, Tony Hale, Reid Scott, Timothy Simons, Matt Walsh, Kevin Dunn, Gary Cole and Sam Richardson – filmed a special cold open for The Late Show, which played out like a bonus scene of the hit HBO political comedy — until Stephen transported himself into the headquarters.

“I beg you, stop! The things that you’re doing on this earth then happen in my world, over and over again,” Stephen says in the skit, written by Veep‘s writers and directed by show-runner David Mandel.

Stephen later welcomed the ensemble cast onto the show as guests, including all the participants in the cold open as well as Sarah Sutherland and Clea DuVall – Watch more after the cut!

That same evening, Julia and her co-stars paid a visit to the 92nd Street Y to discuss the final season of Veep.

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