Girls
With ‘Deli Boys,’ Jenni Konner Is Hoping to Strike a Chord
The 'Girls' and 'Single Drunk Female' executive producer talks about launching her fresh, inclusive new Hulu comedy during a tumultuous time: "This is the first noisy show I've been on since 'Girls.' People are talking about it."
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Gaby Hoffmann Is “Annoyed” When Nudity on Screen Is “Such a Big Topic” But Violence Isn’t
The Emmy-nominated actress also opened up about her comfort with nude scenes.
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Allison Williams Says ‘Girls’ Character Was “Before Her Time,” Show Is Now “Resonant In a New Way”
Williams played Marnie in HBO's 'Girls' from 2012 to 2017.
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‘Girls’ Season 6: TV Review
These might be the last episodes, but Lena Dunham's HBO comedy 'Girls' still has things to say and boundaries to push.
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Peter Scolari on Scoring ‘Girls’ Only Emmy Nomination After ‘Veep’s’ Peter MacNicol Disqualified
The actor reflects on his character’s evolution from Hannah’s (Lena Dunham) dad to a gay man on his own journey.
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Lena Dunham Mourns ‘Girls’ Guest Star’s Death
Dunham calls Nick Lashaway, who was killed in a car accident, "a talented, funny and kind person."
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Critic’s Notebook: Why ‘Girls’ Never Stopped Being Great
Allison Williams shined in Sunday's 'Panic in Central Park,' an episode that has generated renewed buzz for the consistently strong 'Girls.'
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‘Girls’ Season 5: TV Review
In its penultimate season, Lena Dunham's HBO comedy is true to itself, for better or for worse.
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It’s Official: HBO Renews ‘Girls’ for Sixth and Final Season
The Lena Dunham-Judd Apatow comedy will conclude in 2017.
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HBO’s ‘Girls’ to End After Season 6
HBO confirms that the Lena Dunham-Judd Apatow comedy will conclude after its not-yet-announced sixth season.
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Judd Apatow Honored by The Rape Foundation
"We all need to support the victims and tell them, 'We care about you,' because if we don’t, then people will not come forward and the abuse and the violence will continue," Judd Apatow said of Bill Cosby's accusers.
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Hillary Clinton Tells Lena Dunham She “Absolutely” Considers Herself a Feminist
"It just means that we believe women have the same rights as men: politically, culturally, socially, economically," says Clinton.
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