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In a whirlwind stretch that felt like the culmination of months of simmering activism, Julia Louis-Dreyfus lunged back into headlines, leaving little doubt about her priorities and her penchant for stirring the pot. Rolling Stone spotlighted Julia’s fierce campaign against Exxon-backed Sable Offshore, now set to revive a pipeline responsible for a catastrophic spill a decade ago. Seated at home in Santa Barbara with her terrier Georgie, Julia declared the project “an impossible thing to contemplate,” then, standing tall at a packed town hall, she accused Sable of flouting regulatory orders and being “an incompetent operator trying to grease the wheels of government.” Sable’s supporters walked out en masse, but Julia, in her words, felt “emboldened.” With applause and jeers swirling, she vowed, “We’re not going to let this happen without a fight. I will certainly fight for my home.” Her environmental activism dominated both traditional coverage and her own digital footprint, as Instagram saw her sharing stark images: tar-streaked feet, dead fish, and shuttered beaches, driving home the visceral cost of pollution.

The news cycle also caught Julia’s lighter moments. The Today Show drew a crowd with Julia and Michelle Obama discussing the eternal parental campaign: how you get grown kids to come home. Fans ate up the relatable banter and easy charm, showing that no matter her accolades, Julia never forgets the comedy in everyday life.

There’s also the forward-looking buzz. Spreaker previewed Julia’s upcoming public appearance at Godmothers in Summerland, where she’ll be in conversation with her husband Brad Hall, adding to a packed personal calendar. Earlier in the week, Aspen Ideas featured Julia in a live podcast taping with Sam Fragoso to discuss her latest film Tuesday, showcasing her deft ability to pivot from dark drama to political humor.

Social media lit up again over the weekend, AOL reports, as she dropped a spectacularly NSFW video swipe aimed squarely at Trump and his MAGA supporters—a move that energized her base and got headlines churning. In a separate AOL piece, Julia reflected on her five-year milestone since beating breast cancer, saying she laughed in the face of diagnosis and now marks her journey by amplifying calls for greater healthcare access.

Adding texture to her media parade, Julia publicly disagreed with Jerry Seinfeld’s recent lamentations about political expectations for comedians, as AOL captured. Julia’s willingness to confront both old friends and old foes on matters of substance continues to define this new chapter. If this week is any indicator, her mix of activism, candor, and irreverent humor will keep her a fixture in every news cycle for a long time to come.

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