With HBO's 'Girls' all the buzz these days, and '30 Rock' soon to close its doors with its January 31 series finale, we've been wondering what some of our favorite NBC stars would get up to next. In addition to his producing deal with Universal TV, it seems '30 Rock' star Alec Baldwin may make the move from 'The Girlie Show' to just plain 'Girls,' based on a recent conversation between Baldwin and 'Girls' creator / star Lena Dunham. Find out who Baldwin might play on the next season of HBO's 'Girls' inside!
We're joined by another critic this week to discuss the latest episode of 'Girls,' which continues to show the ways in which our characters are confident in their choices, but maybe they aren't so sure why they're making those choices to begin with.
Amid the mixed criticisms of Lena Dunham and HBO's 'Girls' that plagued the first season, the most publicly confronted was that of the show's lack of diversity among its characters, an oversight that many believed 'Community' star Donald Glover's casting in season 2 would address. Dunham has long stated on record that Glover's casting arose before the criticism, but has recent episode "I Get Ideas" created another debate on the show's quality? Find out what Dunham herself has to say of Glover's role on 'Girls' season 2 inside!
If Jessa is the free-flowing river, then Hannah and Marnie are adrift at sea in this week's 'Girls.' And maybe Shoshanna and Ray are the only ones who really have "it" together, whatever "it" is.
Whether or not you enjoyed HBO's 'Girls' season 2 premiere "It's About Time," or found it more of what made the first season so controversial, there's no arguing that both audiences and the Golden Globes find the Lena Dunham-fronted series all abuzz. So how will the rest of the buzzy HBO comedy's sophomore season unfold, beginning with Sunday's all-new "I Get Ideas?" Brace yourself for further Shoshanna weirdness in the latest 'Girls' clip!
Welcome back to our weekly 'Girls' talks! This week we're joined by two critics to discuss the season two premiere of Lena Dunham's HBO series. In "It's About Time," Marnie and Hannah have seemingly switched roles, but does Hannah really have it together? And did Marnie ever have it together in the first place?
'Girls' might not have taken home so much gold at the 2012 Emmy Awards, but the 2013 Golden Globes are certainly making up for it. Previously awarding 'Girls' creator, writer, director and star Lena Dunham the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy or Musical, the Golden Globes have upped the ante by awarding 'Girls' with the Best TV Series, Comedy or Musical statue. Find out what TV series didn't make the cut inside!
As HBO's 'Girls' officially premieres its second season tonight, the Judd Apatow-produced/Lena Dunham-created dramedy can add a bit more buzz under its belt. The 2013 Golden Globe awards have given the Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy or Musical statue to series creator, writer, director and star Lena Dunham! Find out what funny ladies of comedy she bested inside!
'Girls' is back for season two with a premiere episode that tackles ideas of how power shifts between two people in any given relationship, or more accurately, how power becomes something nebulous that hangs over two people. Oh, and there's some karaoke, too.
There's certainly no escaping it now. Love or hate Lena Dunham's body (of work), Sunday January 13 will officially see the season 2 premiere of the always-buzzy and always-controversial 'Girls.' The new season begins in the aftermath of 'Girls' surprising first season finale "She Did," with a number of relationships on the mend as Hannah plots a party, but will a still-hobbled Adam (Adam Driver) be able to let her live her own life? Find out in three new clips from 'Girls' season 2 premiere "It's About Time" inside!
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