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Julia Louis-Dreyfus has been busy both onscreen and off in recent days, making headlines across film, media, and the business side of the industry. The biggest story is her prominent appearance as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine in Thunderbolts*, Marvel's latest entry that dropped just last week on Disney Plus. According to Entertainment Weekly, those dramatic impeachment trial scenes were such a déjà vu for Julia that she confessed they “completely gave her flashbacks” to her iconic days as Veep's Selina Meyer. This time, though, the setting was more serious—less political satire, more sharp-edged Marvel intrigue. Her character faces impeachment while orchestrating political theater reminiscent of her Emmy-winning HBO role, but, as she notes, the humor is downplayed and she had to reinvent herself for the MCU. Marvel isn't done with her yet: Julia is not on the published confirmed cast for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, but she told EW she’s “feeling very positive” about returning, teasing that “anything is possible” and she’d jump at the chance for more Marvel mayhem.

Offscreen, Julia’s name is circulating in Hollywood trade news after a shakeup at powerhouse publicity firm ID PR, the firm known for repping her for years. Variety reports that top publicists Lindsay Krug and Rachel Karten, long associated with Julia’s account, have left ID to start their own shop. While it’s unconfirmed which clients will follow, Julia is a headline client for the departing duo. Industry eyes are watching to see whether she’ll shift her representation, which could have ripple effects on future media rollouts and branding.

It's not all work: On July 28, Julia had a mini Veep reunion in Los Angeles, stepping out with Timothy Simons to support Tony Hale at the premiere of his new indie film Sketch, according to Just Jared. The evening was filled with Veep nostalgia and supportive banter, and social media was buzzing the next day with playful throwbacks and cast photos—fans love nothing more than a Veep cluster on a red carpet.

Julia’s influence is also bleeding back into American politics. AOL revealed she is hosting an upcoming panel with several high-profile female Democratic governors at the party convention next week—a move that leverages her Veep persona and her real-world advocacy in ways only she can.

Finally, in the style pages and entertainment features, Julia is trending due to renewed fascination with her background as “the billion dollar comedy queen,” referencing her family’s fortune via her late father Gérard Louis-Dreyfus, a story resurfacing thanks to her recent string of television and podcast appearances.

No major scandals, but plenty of substance, reinvention, and visibility—classic Julia Louis-Dreyfus, seamlessly blending power plays on screen with real life influence in politics and Hollywood.

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