Last season's possibly non-consensual sex scene on "Girls" between Adam (Adam Driver) and Natalia (Shiri Appleby) raised more than a few eyebrows. ...
Looks like Marnie will be left boyfriend-less once again: Christopher Abbott is reportedly leaving "Girls." According to the New York Post, Abbott ...
If you don't like Lena Dunham and "Girls," she'll forgive you. After all, she has strong feelings toward certain topics herself ... like Chris Brown, ...
Sunday night's Girls season finale, "Together" was full of many things: breakups, make-ups, haircuts, sex scenes, legal drama, hypochondria and cotton balls. There was only one thing missing: the truth.
Last night, Hannah Horvath got saved. After two messy, brilliant episodes in which our anti-heroine descended into OCD-fueled loneliness, a knight...
That was a rough ride, "Girls" fans, but if the last 30 minutes of Season 2 are any indication, things may just be looking up for the the fictional Brooklynites we know and love ... or maybe love to hate.
Except while the images were happy, the underlying themes were not: Hannah, Adam, Marnie and Charlie are all back to square one. Any personal gains they've made in the year that the show has depicted were erased with one single montage. It was "Girls" as "The Graduate": the characters won the battle, but lost the war.
Shoshanna Shapiro wasn't supposed to be a major character on HBO's "Girls," but she captured the audience's attention from beginning. Part of her appe...
With only one episode remaining in another epic season of "Girls," we can't help but get a little nostalgic when looking back at the past nine episode...
There are two things that Lena Dunham's television series "Girls" is known for: awkward sex scenes and quirky fashion. In honor of the season finale, ...
From stuck Q-tips to embarrassing vocal performances, Sunday's episode of "Girls" had its fair share of cringe-worthy moments, but the most memorable ...
It's no secret that Lena Dunham doesn't mind showing off her curves on "Girls." But in a recent interview with CBS, she revealed that she makes a poin...
Whether it was the level of dysfunction each character hit or the abundance of upsetting scenes packed into 30 minutes, "On All Fours" somehow took "Girls" to a new level.
Fans of Lena Dunham's "Girls" on HBO know that the show often serves up some mega-awkward hookup moments. With Shoshanna's (Zosia Mamet) innocence...
If this were school, the girls of "Girls" would be failing. But it's life, so it's even more depressing. We're already eight episodes in to Season 2, and the girls' togetherness scores have only decreased. Hannah's suffering from OCD, Marnie is desperately following Charlie around Manhattan, Shoshanna is hooking up with doormen, and Jessa is missing.
Is there anything that sends people into a more of an emotional tailspin than spending a few days with a parent who may be responsible for screwing up their lives? Probably not, and Jessa's loaded interactions with her father in "Video Games" is living (fictional) proof.
After last week's controversial Hannah/Joshua episode, I was beginning to worry that "Girls" had slipped into a sad, dream-like state in which Hannah would hopelessly drift around Brooklyn thinking about her terribly shitty life. Luckily, I was wrong.
How dare she? ... What is wrong with this woman? How dare she exist, much less assert herself or want anything?
Lena Dunham is the latest Rolling Stone cover girl, and she doesn't look much like her "Girls" character Hannah Horvath: She's donning a white tank, l...
Marnie Michaels is arguably the bitchiest, least likable of HBO's four "Girls." Allison Williams is the face behind the flawed character Lena Dunh...
Note: Do not read on if you have not yet seen Season 2, Episode 6 of HBO's "Girls," titled "One Man's Trash." Patrick Wilson guest-starred on this ...
Now that Donald Glover has appeared on "Girls, "helping Lena Dunham answer criticism about the lack of people of color on the show, surely that opens ...
TALL BLOND STRANGER Margaret: So, did we think there was any purpose to the first scene other than to introduce Joshua? And to allow Ray the opportun...
I dearly missed the presence of Marnie, Jessa and Soshanna on this week's episode of "Girls." This is partially due to the balance and wit their characters provide in the midst of sad and ridiculous plot lines, but also because Hannah has officially hit a big fat zero on the togetherness scale.
But four episodes into Season 2 of "Girls," a few questions about the logistics of Hannah, Marnie, Jessa and Shoshanna's lives have come to my attention, and they're not even sex or drug-related.
