2PzNaPpod: girls

Showing posts with label girls. Show all posts

08 December 2015

preach gloria

Gloria Steinem's Christmas wishlist is amazing https://t.co/3b1QKVoTqt pic.twitter.com/HcrTJPdFtH
— HuffPostWomen (@HuffPostWomen) December 8, 2015

02 December 2015

02 November 2015

sure, i think i can be ready for another season.

27 January 2015

don't forget about the girls

These are your new #Ghostbusters: http://t.co/qE9C3Pbqp4 pic.twitter.com/lrzhvVBosI
— Vulture (@vulture) January 27, 2015

12 January 2015

do you want to see a funny take on that very shocking thing that happened on girls last night?

then click here! (nsfw)

click here if you want to see what marnie's dad thought of it.

18 September 2014

i was surprisingly touched and fascinated by this nymag investigation into what drives male doctors into the field of gynecology. for example, this one was not the most serious, but an adorable mindset:

"I worried I’d have no patients."
I was nervous about being a young, male gynecologist. Frankly, I worried I’d have no patients. But I’ve learned that some women still prefer male doctors, and it’s not for the reasons you might think. They say men are more sensitive on average, more responsive to their concerns. I’ve heard that men are better at pelvic exams because we’re so terrified of causing discomfort that we’re obsessively gentle. Male doctors are less dismissive of a woman’s problems because everything sounds so terrifying and horrifying to us since we don’t go through it. Like, tell us your period is heavy and we feel awful about it!

16 April 2014

an interview with our friend, daniel franzese

flim gets credit for all of this

01 April 2014

hannah in iowa

i really enjoyed this interview with the director of the iowa writer's workshop that hannah got into during the season finale.

The most shocking twist of Sunday’s season-three finale wasn’t Hannah’s acceptance, after years of artistic floundering, but the notion that Season Four of the world’s Brooklynest show might take place in Iowa, at what Hannah’s friend Marnie calls “like, the best MFA program in the world.” A University of Iowa spokesman says the school denied HBO’s request to film Girls episodes there, but the location could easily be faked, and the presence of an Iowa workshop alum on the writing staff — Sarah Heyward, who wrote “really good short stories about adolescent girls” in Chang’s workshop — ensures at least a modicum of authenticity. Based on conversations with Chang and several Girls-friendly alumni, here’s what we might expect of Hannah’s heartland sojourn. (via)

spoiler alert retroactive.

20 January 2014

omg did y'all see this?

i LOLOLOLOLOL'd the whole way through.

"I don’t even know how to talk about it — it was like a fever dream," Williams said. "And the way they edited it is so beautifully weird." She had yet to talk to Brickell about the video when we spoke, but she had warned Brickell's husband, Paul Simon, about it. "I met [him] right after I’d shot the video, and I told him, 'You’ve gotta tell your wife that this is coming, because she’s going to notice an uptick in ‘What I Am’ attention and I may have something to do with it.' I do it with love — just tell her that.” That same night "he came up to me and he was like, 'I told her,'” Williams continues. "I was like, 'What?' He was like, 'Yeah, I called her. She’s excited.'" (via)