I wrote this song after watching a 6-episode marathon of the show. It's not an homage and it's not a theme song or something. It's just how I felt after spending time with those characters. Which is all that means. Maybe that makes it more subjective but I guess that's the point.
Hannah has enough perspective to realize that relationships are important, but they can't be your everything.
I absolutely love that "Girls" does well among guys in Kansas City and Rhode Island. I am thrilled that men over 50 are among the show's biggest fans. But there's a tone of mild incredulity when discussing the show's male viewers.
In the season finale of HBO's "Girls," Hannah and Marnie go forward with their "break-up," while Adam gets serious. Meanwhile, Jessa throws a very important impromptu party, much to the displeasure of Shoshanna.
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Hannah's hookup-buddy-turned-boyfriend Adam (Adam Driver) on "Girls" is undeniably an odd guy. But as Driver explains it, he probably wouldn't have ta...
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Despite the dramatic denouement, to me this episode felt strangely tepid. The action revisited themes we've seen explored more deeply in other episodes, without adding much insight.
Maybe the boundless intellectual freedom of our country spoils the illicit pleasures of reading something of quality. Maybe the novel is dead. Who is to say that a book is more thought-provoking than a television show?
For fathers, breaking free of assumptions about who and what they are in the parental mix means the joy and satisfaction of more -- and continuing -- participation in shaping their daughters' lives.
An unattached stranger singling you out? And he's actually attractive? And not drunk? And probably not a serial killer (hopefully)? That never happens. At least not to me.
The most likely group of men that we can mobilize to get involved in women's issues are men who have daughters.
Lena Dunham's HBO show Girls-and the online conversation that has surrounded it since its April debut-calls to mind something Violent Femmes singer Go...
HBO's "Girls" has taken a lot of heat this season for perceived offenses ranging from nepotism to racism. But as its Season 1 finale approaches on Sun...
Lena Dunham has been incredibly vulnerable and open about herself in her writing and acting on her HBO show "Girls." So it shouldn't have come as a su...
More and more people are recognizing the exploitation of women's images in the media and the impact it can have on our daughters -- and our sons.
"Girls" star and creator Lena Dunham may have addressed the race issue on the show delicately, but she's not taking as kindly to the nepotism backlash...
Summer is in full swing on the small screen, with a number of high-profile premieres and finales to look forward to this week. Amy Sherman-Palladi...
You've probably seen the fliers around New York already. Girls-- Lena Dunham's HBO series that the internet can't stop talking about-- is filming on y...
Hannah is like L.D.'s worst version of her self -- her worst-case scenario. She's made Hannah experience the worst of what could have happened.
Hannah is resentful of the literary success of a former classmate, while Marnie finally comes to her breaking point with supporting Hannah financially and emotionally. Meanwhile, Jessa gets an unexpected visitor.
Since its debut, "Girls" has received both rave reviews and some backlash, which was mainly regarding the lack of diversity amongst its characters. "G...
As the first season of "Girls" nears it conclusion, we the public are forced to imagine a world without a constant source of television controversy an...
School gave you rules: if you followed the assignment well, you'd get the good grade. Now following the rules isn't enough. Now the rules aren't clear -- or there aren't any.
