Megan Reynolds

There was no way that Hannah Horvath could stay in New York forever. The city itself is essentially toxic to her friendships, to herself, and to her life.

With just three episodes left before Girls puts itself to bed, there are an awful lot of ways this could end. This week’s episode explores the fairytale

Each character in this week’s episode continues on their own private journey to becoming less of a caricature and more of a real person. Watching these w

Hannah and Marnie are having dinner because Hannah wants to break the news that she’s keeping that freaking baby, but Marnie, ever the narcissist, finds

Part of the frustration of watching Girls stems from the innate desire to see people, fictional or otherwise, do right. After six years with little progres

Change is afoot for the titular girls.

Girls is not a show about reality. Most television isn’t, of course, but Girls is an interesting case study because from its DNA, it seems very much the

Marnie and Desi are doing it, again, because of course they are. It’s the gross, messy, emotional kind of sex that happens between damaged people loo

Watching the first episode of the final season of Lena Dunham’s epic ode to the disaffected youth of the early 2010s, I realized that, halfway throug

If Thanksgiving is Martha’s World Series, then Christmas is her Super Bowl. When I think of a perfect Christmas, I think of Martha Stewart, all wreat

Finally, an episode I can get behind: breakfast. Because it is indeed the breakfast episode, Martha and Snoop are in bed. Snoop’s wearing a scarf and

My hopes are high for Martha and Snoop’s Thanksgiving extravaganza, only because Thanksgiving is then holiday where I feel Martha Stewart flexes the

In an unlikely turn of events, I now ship Martha Stewart and Rick Ross. Aside from their love, here’s what’s on the menu for the second episode

At some point in her career, Martha Stewart got a sense of humor. There’s no doubt that she always had one, buried deep inside under layers of tastef

Some days it's just too hard to get to the gym — no matter how much you want to. Meetings and after-work activities take up precious time, but t

This time of year just calls for a party — a night of mistletoe and merrymaking. But, if you’re like most city dwellers, you suffer the fate of

Ah, the holidays. The most wonderful (and stressful) time of the year. There are presents to be wrapped, cookies to be baked, halls to be decked — an

If you're reading this, chances are you haven't quite finished (or, if you're like us, started) your holiday shopping. Sure, you've mad