Too squeamish for "Girls"? Executive Producer Judd Apatow has a thing or two to say about that. "[Lena Dunham] and I both agree that people are wa...
Adam goes and pulls one of the most inappropriate -- and disgusting -- acts that I have ever seen on TV, which makes me hate him even more than I hated him after he made Hannah cry on your toilet seat.
Hannah heads home to Michigan in this week's episode of HBO's "Girls," and it makes her question her life back in New York City. Plus, for the first time in this entire series, she and Adam have a normal conversation.
I constantly find myself going back and forth between loving Hannah and wanting to smack her head into a wall. This week, it's the latter.
Lena Dunham's "Girls" isn't just a show for young twentysomethings living in New York City; it's a show that offers a little something for everyone. Yes, even men.
The very first scene of "Girls," HBO's new comedy about the lives of four young women in New York City, is set in the kind of upscale restaurant that ...
Ahead of the April premiere of Girls, the new, Judd Apatow-produced HBO show about young, aspiring and self-aware girls looking to find their place in...
