'Lena Dunham says she'll be "pretty emotional" when "Girls" ends'

http://wbt.com/lena-dunham-says-shell-be-pretty-emotional-when-girls-ends/

Dunham also told the magazine she hopes to focus on films, her newsletter "Lenny," and being "a human being with hobbies."

 

Enjoy your work-around-the-lock thread, DW.

 

A ground-breaking comedic actress gave an interview about her ground-breaking prestige television series.

Is that not news-worthy?

 

She's just going to find someone to curl up with and watch SNL.

 

Well, she's a woman. Of course she'll be emotional. I hope she's not around any fraternity brothers when it ends so she doesn't make some bad emotional decisions.

 

You're obviously a big fan. Sorry to come off as mean. Grab a box of tissues and get through the day, pal.

 

The vast majority of the nation, which couldn't be forced to watch the show at gunpoint, won't give a shit.

However if some incentive is provided for this pig to just go away, I imagine there will be widespread satisfaction.

 

I'm not a big fan. I've never seen the show. But I understand that it is ground-breaking. She is very popular among certain demographics, outspoken, and "one of the most politically astute voices in America today," according to Sally Kohn. When she gives a rare interview, I think it merits a thread.

 

Spurred by the discussion yesterday, I asked five women I know what they thought about Lena Dunham. Two of them gave responses that were variations of "She's repulsive," and three replied, "Who?"

 

If that's what you need to tell yourself to feel good about this thread, all righty.

 

WaPo has a fun look at her custom fashion choices for her recent trips to Iowa and New Hampshire:

 

Was there a sale on hy-phens?