Emma Watson, Mr. T, Lena Dunham + More in Celebrity Tweets of the Day
Today (May 15) celebrities played stylist, craved sweets, communicated with fans, did chores and (sort of) showed their anglophobia.
Today (May 15) celebrities played stylist, craved sweets, communicated with fans, did chores and (sort of) showed their anglophobia.
It seems 'Girls' actor Christopher Abbott has a lot in common with about half of the population right now: He doesn't really agree with Lena Dunham, so he's leaving the show right in the middle of a major story line for his character.
Lena Dunham has come under fire for the lack of ethnic diversity on her HBO show 'Girls,' and being part of the firestorm that erupted after that Lisa Lampanelli tweet didn't help matters any.
Now she's waded into another controversy, essentially saying if you find Anne Hathaway the slightest bit annoying, you're a detriment to feminism -- especially if you've ever laughed at Seth MacFarlane's jokes.
Lisa Lampanelli is almost as edgy as Miley Cyrus, so she's not backing down from using the n-word to describe her pal, Lena Dunham, who's dealing with racial issues of her own -- like apparently never seeing a black person in Brooklyn.
However, to Dunham's credit, she's finally spoken out about Lampanelli's desperate attempt at relevance, and her eloquence, if late, was a little refreshing and better written than any of the hipster tripe she spits on her show.
Everyone’s losing their ish because off-color comedian Lisa Lampanelli tweeted the n-word along with a pic of her and Lena Dunham.
Are we shocked? It’s Lisa. This is what she does to make us think she’s still worth talking about.
In news that will give a glimmer of hope to humanity, Chris Brown reportedly isn't even close to thinking of marrying Rihanna. And that should make Lena Dunham really happy, because she's smart enough to know a bad idea when she sees one.
Longtime pals Jon Stewart, host of 'The Daily Show,' and Brian Williams, NBC's 'Nightly News' and 'Rock Center' anchor, are about to be in the midst of a friendly feud -- at least if Stewart has anything to say about it.
Last week, Howard Stern said some pretty nasty things about Golden Globe-winning actress and writer Lena Dunham, but just a few days later, he issued an apology.
And not long after that, he got to issue another mea culpa -- to Dunham herself.
'Girls' writer sand star Lena Dunham tried really hard to get her glam on by wearing an off-the-shoulder, satiny and chocolatey plum Zac Posen gown at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards. How did she do?
Of all of the legitimate reasons to dislike HBO's 'Girls' -- the mediocre acting, the mediocre writing, the inexplicable lack of minorities in Brooklyn, N.Y., the hipster stereotypes, the ubiquitous hype, the innumerable connections of the cast and crew -- Howard Stern doesn't like it because Lena Dunham doesn't quite resemble a stick figure.
Quelle surprise. Thankfully, the show's creator and star didn't take his body snarking too seriously.