Girls

We're joined by another critic this week to talk about the latest installment of 'Girls.' In "One Man's Trash," Hannah shacks up with a 42 year old on the verge of divorce who seems to have everything, but he's just as lonely and lost as she is.

Like season one's "The Return," "One Man's Trash" is a Hannah-centric episode, but this one blissfully leans a little heavier on the drama. After last week's stellar episode, 'Girls' is just as fantastic this week, albeit for different reasons.

Now that all those Super Bowl shenanigans have fallen by the wayside, HBO's 'Girls' will return to its normal Sunday time slot, this week with an extra bit of star power. Sunday's all-new episode "One Man's Trash" will see the debut of 'Watchmen' star Patrick Wilson as a handsome older doctor that catches Hannah (Lena Dunham)'s eye, but will the infatuation last? Check out a new preview

We're joined by two critics to discuss the latest installment of 'Girls,' titled "It's a Shame About Ray," but it's really a shame about Jessa, and Hannah, and Marnie, too.

Okay, this is just getting silly -- another major Hollywood award ceremony, another victory for Ben Affleck and 'Argo,' this time at the Director's Guild of America awards. If this was like any other year, Affleck would look like a shoe-in for the Oscar...except that he's not nominated. Which means that Affleck's repeated victories make this year's Academy Awards the hardest to predict in recent m

This week's episode of 'Girls' (airing tonight thanks to the Superbowl) is titled "It's a Shame About Ray," and while that's certainly accurate, it's also kind of a shame about Jessa, too.

As even 'Girls' viewers likely realize, this Sunday's usual TV line-up might have a few more crickets than usual, as most of America tunes in for the Super Bowl (or at least the commercials in between the big game). Thankfully, HBO isn't going to make you choose, airing both 'Girls' and 'Enlightened' a full day early on Saturday, as well as their regular Sunday timeslots. But why wait, even until

HBO's breakout comedy 'Girls' will certainly keep creator, writer, director and star Lena Dunham busy for the foreseeable future, between a season 3 renewal and and even longer writing contract with HBO, but that hasn't stopped the Golden Globe-winning star from taking on additional projects. New reports claim Dunham and her 'Girls' co-runner Jenni Konner have begun work on yet another HBO comedy

Hannah goes on drug-fueled adventure that leads her to realize that she's the good friend and Marnie's the bad friend -- but is it that simple? We'll discuss this and more in this week's 'Girls' Talk!

It's not really a "crackcident" if you do it on purpose. Hannah and Elijah do some cocaine this week on 'Girls,' inspiring Hannah to get incredibly honest.