Season 1 left us with so many questions. The first episode of Season 2 couldn't begin to answer all of them, but it certainly gave us A LOT to discuss...
There was a time -- after "Juno" but before "The Wackness" -- when it seemed like Olivia Thirlby was going to be the next Hollywood It-Girl. Unfortuna...
"I think it's kind of sexier in a way not to have a perfect body," Lesley Arfin said, when StyleLikeU interviewed her at her Los Angeles home. Now a s...
If you haven't been on Twitter much yesterday or today, you may have been unaware of the "Girls" marathon -- or rather, #Girlsathon -- that HBO aired ...
I'm not mad at Lena Dunham, creator of the new HBO show Girls. She wanted to write about her life -- which is filled with white folks -- and people gave her some money to do it. Her voice is a new voice for television.
Before "Girls," Allison Williams was best known for two things: singing the "Mad Men" theme song with the lyrics to Nat King Cole's "Nature Boy," and ...
Lena Dunham wrote, directed and stars in an indictment of her own spoiled self, and was her own target long before she was the target of this current blast of criticism. She's roasting herself, on HBO, and she's wearing granny panties.
If you want your show to be about such a tiny, niche demographic, go for it. Just don't try and fool everyone and say it's for everyone when it's clearly "for us, by us."
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.