Christine Campbell is one of Louis-Dreyfus’ best TV characters, not least because she has very little in common with Elaine Benes. The role demonstrates the full extent of Louis-Dreyfus' range as an ...

After Seinfeld, she didn’t just fade away; she skyrocketed to even greater heights as Selina Meyer, the power-hungry and endlessly quotable Vice President in Veep, earning a record-breaking ...

C'mon, don't make Julia Louis-Dreyfus know about "The Rizzler" "No offense to that nice child. But I had no idea who he was"—Julia Louis-Dreyfus, reminding us all that she is a comedy legend.

In “The Studio,” though, Seth Rogen’s studio chief is more Selina Meyer (“Veep”) than Louis B. Mayer.

Selina Meyer – Veep (Colleen Hayes/HBO) Selina Meyer is the epitome of ambition — ruthless, determined, and willing to throw anyone under the bus to get ahead.

“VEEP” isn’t afraid to play with the dichotomy of good and evil in politics, especially politicians themselves. In a more general sense, Selina Meyer is one of the few truly messy and flawed female ...

Regardless of your political leanings, a show like Armando Iannucci’s “Veep” lays bare the hypocrisy and back-stabbing inherent in Washington D.C. Vice President Selina Meyer (Julia Louis ...

The series follows Selina and her team as they navigate the barbed wire maze of the federal government, setting out to establish a lasting Meyer legacy. The opening episodes introduce the absurdness ...

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is consistently hilarious as Selina Meyer, the central politician who is surrounded by an ensemble cast of nitwits, buffoons and charlatans.

His role in Woman of the Hour, however, “was almost like a Veep Selina Meyer—always aggressive, always making snide remarks.

Ten years ago, Veep stars Tony Hale and Julia Louis-Dreyfus delivered one of the most emotional performances of their Emmy-winning HBO comedy: The scene where Vice President Selina Meyer confides ...