Dreyfus' Elaine shoves people to express surprise in Seinfeld — and I love it even more after learning the backstory of it.

Louis-Dreyfus notched seven Emmy Award nominations for playing Elaine on “Seinfeld” and won once. She has since secured 10 ...

The Seinfeld series finale, which aired on May 14, 1998, and was written by Larry David, ended with Jerry ( Jerry Seinfeld ), ...

Julia Louis-Dreyfus still fields requests to revisit one of Elaine Benes' most memorable (and awkward) moments. The ...

While walking the red carpet at the N.Y.C. special screening of Thunderbolts*, Louis-Dreyfus, 64, spoke exclusively with ...

Before Seinfeld became one of the best sitcoms of all time, the NBC series was almost a totally different show without ...

The actor and National Dog Show host famously played Elaine Benes’ eccentric boss, Jacopo "J." Peterman, owner of the J. Peterman catalogue, in Seinfeld. But while the character was fictional ...

Boy oh boy, Seinfeld writers loved writing for J. Peterman, the semi-fictional catalogue mogul and boss to Elaine Benes — at least according to John O'Hurley. The reason, he explained on a ...

Learn how Julia Louis-Dreyfus rose to fame as Elaine on Seinfeld and Selina Meyer on Veep, earning acclaim and breaking ...

You want to dance?” she told People, a reference to how her character on “Seinfeld,” Elaine, was a terrible dancer. “No,” she said. Elaine’s inability to dance and her lack of self ...