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Zooey Deschanel, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Elisabeth Moss attend The Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences Performer Nominees’ 64th Primetime Emmy Awards Reception held at Spectra by Wolfgang Puck at the Pacific Design Center on Friday (September 21) in West Hollywood, Calif.

The ladies were joined at the event by American Horror Story‘s Connie Britton (in a Catherine Malandrino dress, Sutra jewelry, and a Jimmy Choo clutch) and Sarah Paulson, as well as Dallas‘ Brenda Strong (in Naeem Khan).

Zooey and Julia are both up for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for their work on New Girl and Veep, respectively. Elisabeth is up for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Mad Men. Connie is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie for American Horror Story and Sarah is up for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie for Game Change.

FYI: Zooey is wearing a Nina Ricci dress and Miu Miu shoes. Julia is wearing a Tadashi Shoji dress, Christian Louboutin shoes, Irene Neuwirth jewelry, and a Sergio Rossi bag. Elisabeth is wearing a Naeem Khan dress, alice + olivia shoes, a YSL bag, and H. Stern jewelry.

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Olivia Munn, Jim Carrey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Ed Helms attend the Airtime launch held at Milk Studios on Tuesday (June 5) in NYC.

The actors, along with Jimmy Fallon and Joel McHale, helped Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning unveil the new live social video network.

“SOOO fun w/everyone at #AirTime today! Beatboxing w/Snoop Dogg: Bucket List, CHECK!” Olivia tweeted.

Airtime is a browser-based video chat service between friends via their existing Facebook networks – you can share live experiences through content and expand beyond your social graph to discover new people through similar interests!

FYI: Olivia paired her Rachel Zoe dress with Jerome C. Rousseau “Elli” ankle boots.

The ratings for Julia Louis-Dreyfus‘ new HBO show, Veep, are in!

The series premiere drew 1.7 million viewers (a combination of its two airings of 1.4 million and 296,000 viewers) – up 34 percent in comparison to Eastbound and Down‘s average audience.

“Confession time: If someone told me a show that was equal parts The West Wing and The Larry Sanders Show was forthcoming, I’d already be intrigued. Throw in Julia Louis-Dreyfus and a strong supporting cast, including Anna Chlumsky, Arrested Development‘s Tony Hale and Upright Citizens Brigade vet Matt Walsh, and it’s hard to see how it can miss. Sunday night’s premiere episode definitely lived up to its potential,” said one review on CNN.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Anna Chlumsky walk the red carpet at the premiere of their new HBO series Veep on Tuesday (April 10) at the Time Warner Screening Room in New York City.

Julia, 51, wore a Dolce&Gabbana dress, Irene Neuwirth jewelry, Giuseppe Zanotti shoes, and a Judith Leiber purse.

Anna, 31, wore a vintage Versace dress, Walter Steiger shoes, and House of Lavande jewelry.

Veep centers on former Senator Selina Meyer (Louis-Dreyfus) who finds being Vice President of the United States is nothing like she expected and everything everyone ever warned about.

Catch the premiere of Veep on HBO on Sunday, April 22 at 10pm!

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Check out Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the trailer for HBO’s new comedy series Veep!

The 51-year-old actress takes on the role of Selina Meyer, a former senator turned vice president of the United States.

“It is a true delight to work with HBO and [show creator] Armando Iannucci. I take the role of vice president very seriously, and although everyone says this is a comedy, I don’t think there is anything funny at all about me being a heartbeat away from the presidency,” Julia previously said in a statement.

Veep premiers April 22!

Julia Louis-Dreyfus takes the cover of Capitol File magazine’s latest issue.

Here’s what the 50-year-old actress, who stars in the new HBO series Veep, had to share:

On her character on the show: “You will never know what party she’s in. There’s talk of the opposition and that party and this party, but it is never identified. So this is not a partisan politics show in any way. What it is, though, is a show about political behavior. And that is where the comedy comes from. The right thing happens for the wrong reason, or the wrong thing happens for the right reason. That is what the show is about. It’s for anybody who likes a good joke. We poke fun at it all, all politicians, and the way Washington is run.”

On getting her start on Saturday Night Live: “When SNL first began, I was their demographic-a young teenager watching Gilda and Belushi and Bill Murray and all those guys – and I was just riveted. It was a huge Cinderella-getting-to-go-to-the-ball kind of experience, really.”

On growing up in Washington, D.C.: “It’s nice to be back here and know that my parents are close by. It’s so funny, that it’s almost full circle that we’re shooting a show and driving around in a vice-presidential motorcade in my hometown. It’s really surreal. When I was growing up, it was a conservative political time. Of course, you can never really appreciate, to a certain extent, the city you grow up in until you come back to it. So it’s nice to return as an adult to Washington and its environs. You can really take in the fabulousness of this area. And it is indeed that. It is such a great city.”

For more from Julia, visit CapitolFile-Magazine.com!

Julia Louis-Dreyfus poses on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter‘s Emmy issue, on newsstands September 15.

Fellow small screen icons Michael J. Fox, Mary Tyler Moore, and Bryan Cranston also each got their own covers and were selected “for his or her dominance of a decade of TV.”

“This issue is a way for The Hollywood Reporter to honor the talent that makes the Emmys even possible,” says the mag’s Editorial Director, Janice Min. “These stars represent the creativity and energy of an industry that has made the quality of and breadth of programming on television only rise with each passing year.”

Be sure to tune into FOX this Sunday for the 2011 Emmy Awards, which Glee‘s Jane Lynch will host LIVE at 8 p.m.!

For more on Julia, Mary, Michael, and Bryan, check out THR.com!

FYI: Julia is wearing Irene Neuwirth earrings.