Julia Louis-Dreyfus Urges Fans To ‘Stay Home’ In Hilarious COVID-19 PSA

There’s a reason Julia Louis-Dreyfus won seven Emmys for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for HBO’s Veep. Because she’s friggin hilarious and did such a great job at playing Vice President — and later President — Selina Meyer.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus has a new lease on life following her cancer battle and is giving thanks to those who helped her pull through. The funnywoman, 59, recently endured the fight of her life against stage 2 breast cancer, and told People magazine it was the will of her own family that gave her the push she needed to come out the other side.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s perspective on life changed after she fought stage two breast cancer in 2017.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus beat her stage 2 breast cancer diagnosis but the health scare has her thinking about mortality.

Comedy gold! Julia Louis-Dreyfus did her part to encourage her 1.3 million Instagram followers to stay at home during the COVID-19 pandemic — and it’s truly a PSA unlike any other.

YouTube recently announced a jam-packed line-up for its Stay Home #WithMe festival this Easter weekend. Kicking off on Good Friday, the line-up includes performances from some of the continent’s heavyweights in Benjamin Dube, Mthunzi Namba, Nosa and Glowreeyah Braimah.

As a celebrity, Julia Louis-Dreyfusis used to certain luxuries and privileges. For one, she almost always has a glam team on call to make sure she's red carpet ready for even the smallest of appearances.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus wants everyone to stay at home — even if it means she has to film a PSA without her glam team. 

Legendary Saturday Night Live music producer Hal Willner has died at age 64, possibly from coronavirus complications, and the entertainment community took to social media to pay their respects.Musician Questlove, comedian and former SNL writer John Mulaney, show writer Paula Pell and more who've worked alongside Willner mourned the loss of a musical savant, source of comedic relief and "the gentlest genius." Mulaney even wrote in the postscript of his tribute: "P.S.

The coronavirus may have prevented audiences from seeking out Pixar’s Onward when it opened in theatres last month, but now that the animated film is available to stream on Disney+, Julia Louis-Dreyfus hopes the heartwarming adventure provides a salve for these troubled times.

Helen Mirren needs your help! The 74-year-old actress is calling on her 814k Instagram followers to help support the UK Intensive Care Society.

“Hello, I’m Larry David,” said the comedy icon in a video posted by California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s @CAgovernor account on Mar.

Even as President Donald Trump pats himself on the back for his administration’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, not everyone is thrilled with the job he’s been doing.

With most of us self-isolating in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19, things can get lonely. We've all been presented with a new challenge to find unique ways to make life interesting from the comfort of our own homes.

Miley Cyrus jumped on FaceTime with Apple Music's Zane Lowe this week on the 14th anniversary of Hannah Montana's pilot episode, and she assured her fans they're not the only ones missing the good ol' days.Since the coronavirus pandemic has kept people around the world under quarantine, Cyrus canceled three of her upcoming performances and created a Bright Minded Instagram Live series that's allowed her to connect with fans face-to-face in a different way."This is the most at peace and fulfilled