A deeply unpopular female vice president gets the chance of a lifetime when the sitting president abruptly quits his bid for re-election, thrusting her into the race for the White House. Public enthusiasm crests early but is gradually squandered thanks
Kamala Harris surrogate Julia Louis-Dreyfus, star of Veep and Seinfeld, recorded a low-quality video ad for the Democratic nominee, straight-to-camera, proclaiming: “I’d really like to get the government out of my fucking snatch.”
Hollywood star Julia Louis-Dreyfus says she plans to be “extra-involved” in the Kamala Harris campaign in the months leading up to the presidential election.
A crossover reunion between the casts of NBC’s “The West Wing” and HBO’s “Veep” has netted a cool $700,000 to help soft-on-crime Wisconsin Democrats defeat Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) and other GOP candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, with abortion taking center stage during Sunday’s virtual fundraiser.
Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” mocked Vice President Kamala Harris with a video comparing her to Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s character, hilariously incompetent fictional female vice president, in HBO’s “Veep.”
It’s the special crossover episode no one asked for but we’re getting anyway as Hollywood Democrats hit the panic button ahead of the November midterms.
HBO’s “Veep” star Julia Louis-Dreyfus is raising money to help women receive abortions, saying she will match $10,000 in donations to dozens of abortion organizations across the country.
The cast reunion of HBO’s “Veep” has raised more than $640,000 to help Georgia Democrats in their effort to flip the U.S. Senate in the state’s runoff elections in January.
ABC’s Good Morning America allowed Julia Louis-Dreyfus to promote a left-wing voter group that is currently under investigation in Georgia for allegedly trying to illegally register people ahead of the state’s hotly contested Senate runoff elections in January.
Georgia is the center of the battle for the balance of power in Washington, D.C., as control of the U.S. Senate now hinges on the outcome of the two Senate runoff races in the Peach State. With the Senate majority leadership just a couple seats away, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) recently declared, “Now we take Georgia, and then we change America.” Now, actress and anti-Trump activist Julia Louis-Dreyfus will re-live her character’s humiliating electoral loss in HBO’s Veep to raise money for Democratic voter turnout in Georgia’s hotly contested runoff elections.
Following cast reunions of “The Princess Bride” and “The West Wing,” Wisconsin Democrats are importing more Hollywood celebrities in their effort to turn the state blue and send President Donald Trump packing. This time, the cast of HBO’s “Veep,” headed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, will take part in a virtual reunion to raise money in the battleground state.
Elite Hollywood TV writers are hoping to get President Donald Trump canceled this November and are teaming up to script what they hope will be the final season of his administration.
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus emceed Joe Biden’s virtual fundraiser on Thursday, slamming President Donald Trump’s environmental record and comparing him to her “Veep” character Selina Meyer.
HBO’s VEEP star Julia Louis-Dreyfus ripped President Donald Trump as a “fake president” who is a “complete moron, start to finish” in a wide-ranging interview with Time.
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus starred in an ad for the ‘Multiply Your Vote’ campaign this weekend warning that the United States is heading towards a situation similar to that of Nazi Germany unless President Donald Trump’s power is restrained.
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus starred in a video for the ‘Multiply Your Vote’ campaign, urging people to take to the streets and campaign and get out the vote for the Democratic Party in November’s midterm elections.
NBC’s Saturday Night Live and HBO’s Westworld tied to receive the most Emmy nominations with 22 apiece as the Television Academy announced its 2017 honorees Thursday morning in Los Angeles.
Whether portraying the noble geopolitics of “Madam Secretary” or the dirty deeds on “House of Cards,” the high-stakes fumbling on “Veep” or the scourge of terrorism that haunts “Homeland,” script writers have always faced the challenge of staying topical yet inventive without straying outside the bounds of plausibility.
The hottest talent on television gathered in Los Angeles Sunday night for the 68th annual Emmy Awards, where perennial HBO juggernaut Game of Thrones and FX true-crime crowd-pleaser The People vs. O.J. Simpson won big — but the night’s biggest star arguably was Donald Trump, as presenters and winners seemingly couldn’t stop talking about the Republican presidential candidate.
“Dear Julia,” the note read, according to the Hollywood Reporter. “Hope you get everything you want as Veep — gun control, immigration and education reform.”
HBO might have dominated the 67th Emmy awards, but that did not stop Viola Davis from making Emmy history Sunday night. Davis became the first black actress to win the Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series award at Sunday’s awards show.
Transgender and political-themed TV shows were well-represented in the comedy awards category during Sunday’s 67th Primetime Emmy awards.
On July 24, the day after John Russell Houser allegedly carried a gun into a Lafayette theater and killed two people, “Veep” star Timothy Simons posted a tweet which suggested the NRA was culpable and that they defend gun rights “atop the pile of dead citizens.”
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley picked up a Hollywood endorsement on the red carpet ahead of the White House Correspondents’s Association dinner on Saturday.
Former White House senior advisor Dan Pfeiffer has some advice for TV viewers: skip the third season of House of Cards.
