Before Patricia Heaton was on Everybody Loves Raymond and Jason Alexander was on Seinfeld, two of the biggest sitcoms of the last 25 years; they starred in a Super Bowl commercial together for Pabst Been. Except for the hair, they look the same now as when she was 24 and he was a year younger in that 1983 ad.
Last month, Julia Louis-Dreyfus revealed that she is battling breast cancer. Yesterday she shared with us that she just completed her second round of chemotherapy and she is not going to let it ruin of her sense of humor.
Case in point she went to the treatment incognito by wearing a hoodie, oversized sunglasses and a drawn on mustache. The actress also had a song on her mind to make her time go faster and that tune is Katy Perry’s Roar. Don’t stop roaring!
One of the best natural cures for everything is laughing, so my advice to her is anytime she is feeling down to do the Elaine. That dance makes everyone happy!
It has been an interesting September for Julia Louis-Dreyfus. At the beginning of the month, the actress announced that this season of Veep would be its last. Last week, she was celebrating breaking the record for the most lead actress Emmy wins by an actress. This week, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. The 56-year-old broke the news on social media and is trying to be optimistic about her diagnoses. As should we. If anyone can beat cancer, it is her.
Like a lot of TV actresses, Julia Louis-Dreyfus is getting ready for television’s biggest night aka the Emmys. While we get to see them all glamorous on the red carpet, a lot goes into achieving that look. A lot more than you and I know about. Here she is getting her hair highlighted and I am sure it is not the highlight of her Emmy experience. Not even close.
Before Amanda Peet was playing a hole in one with Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis in The Whole Nine Yards, she was yada yadaing with Jerry Seinfeld on Seinfeld. How stunning was the 25-year-old in that 1997 episode?
BTW this post is dedicated to Seinfeld’s 28th birthday today. The little show about nothing really became something!
