This Sunday brought Amy Poehler and Tina Fey back to the Golden Globes and "Girls" back to HBO. Plagued with controversial pasts, both shows seem to have gained a brighter sheen and a new maturity. Or maybe we're just all getting used to them.
The ladies from Girls finally returned to HBO on Jan. 12, bringing with them enough awkward sex and employment issues to make one want to skip their 20s altogether. Still, HollywoodLife.com caught up with Lena Dunham,
Premiering for a third season, Dunham's Girls hit a series high of 1.1 million viewers. That's a 28% rise from the show's Season 2 debut last year. The second episode of the cultural touchstone's third cycle had 881,000 viewers at 10:30 PM. HBO
If you missed the two-part season premiere of Girls on Sunday night because of the Golden Globes — or, you know, living your life — HBO wants to help you catch up before Sunday's brand-new episode. The network has just
Wiktoria Popiel and Vitalija Sidlauskaite went missing for 20 hours after walking to a bus stop in Wood Green.