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Lena Dunham’s ‘Girls’ follow-up ‘Too Much’ and the middle-aged millennial

Ultimately, "Too Much" resembles nothing so much as one of those strange albums recorded during a fallow creative period in a ...
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Is Lena Dunham’s latest show doing too much — or not enough — with its Jewish characters?

Lena Dunham's Netflix show, "Too Much," playfully subverts the rom-com genre. But it leans into a different set of tropes: ...

'Too Much' creator Lena Dunham: 'Everything is better with queer people'

The creator of Netflix's romantic comedy and star Megan Stalter chat with Out about telling queer and trans stories with 'bold joy.' ...
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Lena Dunham on What 'Too Much' Says About Love but 'Girls' Doesn't

Brooke Hogan Addresses Rumors She & Dad Hulk ‘Fought' Before His Death: ‘I Felt a Disconnect' Forensics expert analysis of ...
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Too Much on Netflix: the breakout series powered by its fearless lead actress

Too Much, Lena Dunham’s new Netflix series, may boast a cast stacked with familiar faces—Naomi Watts, Andrew Scott, Emily Ratajkowski—but it’s Megan Stalter, as the chaotic, heart-on-sleeve Jessica, ...
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Is Lena Dunham's Too Much basically just Emily in Paris with red phone boxes?

Maybe Too Much is just another Netflix show that some will love and some will hate, like that crazy Brit invention you spread on your toast.

‘Too Much,’ Megan Stalter and the Slow Crawl to Diverse Body Representation on TV (Finally!)

Jessica Salmon, the magnetic and (don’t call her) messy protagonist of Lena Dunham’s new Netflix rom-com Too Much, has just ...

‘This happened to me’: The unexpected upside to a relationship breakdown

High-school sweethearts sound like the beginning of a love story, until you’re lying next to someone you’ve known half your ...