Julia Louis-Dreyfus blames nude photo on "drunken stupor"

CBS ^ | April 9, 2014 | Lauren Moraski

[Gamecock]

Blame it on a drunken stupor. That's what Toronto Mayor Rob Ford did.

If you pick up the new issue of Rolling Stone, you'll get to see in Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the buff. The 53-year-old "Veep" actress unveiled the magazine's cover photo on Twitter:

She tweeted that she's about to get more Twitter followers -- and she's right. We just started following her.

Her butt-naked appearance coincides with the third season of "Veep," which premiered on Sunday. In the issue, which hits newsstands on Friday, Louis-Dreyfus dishes on the upcoming season (she's thrilled her character gets to curse a lot), her beloved role on "Seinfeld" (which she landed partly because of her "disposition") and the entertainment industry.

"There is sexism -- I'm not denying its existence," she said. "But I'm saying that I will deny its effort against me. I just pay it no nevermind and say, 'Get out of my way.'"

"Veep" airs Sundays at 10:30 p.m. ET on HBO.

[Steve_Seattle]

I never found her attractive, physically or personality-wise.

[Tzimisce]

Why do you keep giving these people who hate you and make fun of you to your face money America?

[crazycatlady]

She’s 53. Indeed, there had to be some photoshopping.

Incidentally, Rosie O’Donnell was on the short list for the role of Elaine. TV history might have been different.

[TADSLOS]

What are those nasty indentations on her lower back?

That's where the meat hooks go for used up useful idiots.

[nascarnation]

TV history might have been different.

Wow you aren't kidding!

[Lx]

What are those nasty indentations on her lower back?

Thumb holes.

[Hammerhead]

I also think she’s one of the most underrated actors.

She really is that good.

[Blue Highway]

Here I always thought she was related to another liberal NY Jew, Richard Dreyfus. Guess I was mistaken.

[Organic Panic]

Photoshop to the rescue

[justrepublican]

Photo shopped

[FredZarguna]

He famously signed The Declaration. His health throughout the 1780's was poor until his death and he was not in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention. He was part of the ratifying commission in Massachusetts, and gave a strong speech in favor of ratification, but he didn't live long after the Constitution was finally ratified.

[GOPsterinMA]

“Would you write your name on her back?”

Yes, in white ink.

[Still Thinking]

So our little Lainey is a drunken, foul mouth, liberal trollop.

Whoda thunk it?

[yarddog]

I once dated a little girl who I thought was cute but the longer I knew her the better she looked. I eventually realized she was a rare beauty.

Louis-Dreyfus is just the opposite. The more I see her the worse she looks.

[Fightin Whitey]

nice butt dimples

Agreed.

On most they are down around the cankles by age 50, rare as they are at all.

[GeronL]

Blame it on lack of morals

[VanDeKoik]

Never appear on a magazine cover without it.

[faithhopecharity]

Oh. Well. Then it’s perfectly all right then.

[GeronL]

Just like her - the picture has been through too many hands

[skeeter]

Constitution, Declaration of Independence, meh... all just old scraps of paper written by DWMs.