IFC has launched the first teaser for 'Tangles,' the festival favorite animated indie about a family's struggle with Alzheimer's #Tangles #JuliaLouisDreyfus #AbbiJacobson #BryanCranston #animation

Photo Credit: Hulu The official trailer for Tangles starring Seth Rogen and Bryan Cranston has arrived. The highly acclaimed film is heading to the theaters following its Cannes debut earlier this...

Allison Janney and Joe Keery co-star in a powerful drama about a family reunion turned political minefield

Julia Louis-Dreyfus a reçu une distinction spéciale à New York. Lors des Golden Heart Awards, l'actrice a été honorée pour son art et son engagement. Deux autres lauréats étaient également sous les projecteurs, et de nombreuses stars figuraient parmi les invités.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus durfte sich in New York über eine besondere Auszeichnung freuen. Bei den Golden Heart Awards wurde die Schauspielerin für ihre Kunst und ihren Einsatz für andere geehrt. Neben ihr standen zwei weitere Preisträger im Rampenlicht, und auch unter den Gästen waren zahlreiche Stars.

Shortly after the Broadway premiere of Jon Robin Baitz’s “Other Desert Cities” in 2011, I interviewed one of its stars about playing the doyenne of a famous, albeit fictitious, Republican family...

In Seinfeld, Elaine started out as a diamond in the rough, but by the time Larry David left the show, her character was just rough.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is preparing to pursue a long-held ambition: performing on Broadway. The actress, widely known for her work as Elaine Benes on “Seinfeld” and Selina Meyer on “Veep,” has built her career by playing women driven by powerful appetites—for recognition, influence, affection, attention, intimacy, and even food. She says she finds characters with intense desires more entertaining than restrained ones because their needs create conflict and push them to challenge social expectations. In conversation in Santa Barbara, California, Louis-Dreyfus discussed how she approaches new roles. She considers what a character wants, what she needs at a particular moment, and how she intends to satisfy those desires. Her ability to portray urgent, sometimes unruly longing has become one of her defining strengths as a performer. The article also examines the personal challenges she has faced while pursuing her Broadway goal. She has described the prospect of appearing on Broadway as exciting but deeply intimidating. During the past several years, she underwent chemotherapy and surgery for cancer. In addition, the Pacific Palisades fire destroyed the home where she had raised her two children, prompting her and her husband to move to Santa Barbara. She acknowledged that returning to the property is difficult because almost nothing remains. Despite these experiences, Louis-Dreyfus continues to approach performance with energy and humor. Her Broadway aspirations represent both a professional challenge and a meaningful personal milestone after years of success in television, film, and comedy.