That’s what makes the show different in Walsh’s opinion: “It operates on this fiction, which I think gives us a lot more latitude to comment on the greater truths about what’s happening.”
If one of the defining themes of “Girls” is that things don’t turn out the way we think they will, then the last 38 minutes of the show’s six-year run certainly embodied this concept. With most of the plot unfolding within the walls of Hannah’s (Lena Dunham, “Tiny Furniture”) new home following the birth of her son Grover, the finale encapsulates the show’s larger themes within a narrow world — just as the series has from its inception.
Though now Selina is free to explore who she is outside of the White House, it seems that the show’s writers are still figuring out what this looks like.
As graduation quickly and menacingly approaches, the pressure is on to make the most of the time spent with friends. How does one take full advantage of this short period? My answer to this inquiry, as with most things, is food of course.
With slightly more effort than pouring yourself a bowl of cereal, marinated eggplant be an easy fix to an uninspired meal.
Frita Batidos curates a dining experience unlike any other — both in its simplicity and eclectic appeal, making it once again to the top of our list.
An ingredient that once seemed so daunting became one of my pantry staples.
The way restaurant owners choose to run their establishments has far-reaching effects on their communities and beyond.
To Williams, affordability equates to creativity.
The theme of past and present set within Detroit’s cityscape, in addition to Sam and Tim’s endearing desire to succeed in spite of themselves and their circumstances, is what gives the show its legs and launches it past its conventional sitcom setup.