Award-Winning Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus Keynotes Architecture Conference Next Week

There are not many more beloved names in the world of entertainment than actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus.  Those makes her an exciting choice as keynote speaker for anyone attending The American Institute of Architects annual conference. 

The event runs May 19-21 in Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.  Louis-Dreyfus is slated to present the opening keynote speech from 8:30-10 a.m. on the 19th and she will be interviewed by renowned NPR host Terry Gross.  

She is actually filling in for actor Kevin Spacey, who had to cancel his appearance.  There is a variety of registration still available now online or on-site during the conference. 

Louis-Dreyfus first charmed television audiences in the 1990's as Elaine Benes on the groundbreaking NBC sitcom "Seinfeld".  She received a Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy for her work on the show. 

More recently, Louis-Dreyfus has been the star of HBO's "Veep".  She has won five Primetime Emmys for the show that is currently in season five. 

Louis-Dreyfus got her start in TV when she joined the cast of Saturday Night Live as a 21-year-old in 1982.  She has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and was elected to the Television Academy Hall of Fame in 2014.  

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