"Girls" without Soshanna? Lena Dunham isn't entirely opposed to it. In a recent interview, "Girls" series creator Dunham said that if she absolute...

Girls is one of the funniest, grittiest, and most endearing shows I have ever watched. Lena Dunham is my hero. And that is why it pains me to say this: The season premiere was a big, messy, awkward letdown.

Let's take a moment to rejoice. After 10 episodes of dysfunctional relationships, cringe-inducing sex and a hasty marriage, "Girls" has finally returned to grace us with another season of sexual and professional disasters and occasional triumphs.

NEW YORK — There has been a lull. Talk of "Girls" settled down after its bombshell first season as fans took the opportunity to catch their brea...

"Girls" without Shoshanna? It almost happened. In an interview with "New York Times Magazine," Zosia Mamet, who plays the recently de-virginized S...

What's coming up in Season 2 of "Girls"? Zosia Mamet may know, but she's not spilling the beans. "The show is going great," Mamet, who plays Shosh...

The women of HBO’s “Girls” (Sundays at 10:30 p.m. on HBO) display varying degrees of sexual prowess -- from two-and-a-half-partner Hannah (Lena ...

Girls may not be realistic on the whole, and I agree lacks in certain areas, but I will keep watching every week, and I know without a doubt that I'll be entertained.

Of all the actresses on HBO's “Girls” (Sundays at 10:30 p.m. ET) Zosia Mamet is the least like her character. “I don’t watch much televisio...