Lena Dunham is addressing her rocky, now-over professional and personal relationships with her former Girls co-star Adam Driver in her new memoir Famesick, and explaining why she wrote about him. The two played the HBO series’ main romantic,

Adam Driver has been in the headlines this week, and not because of any film project. Lena Dunham's memoir Famesick arrived in bookstores on Tuesday, and in it, the Girls actress, who is now 39-years old,

Dunham claimed Driver — who played her on-camera boyfriend on HBO's "Girls" — once hurled a chair at the wall next to her in her book, "Famesick."

It’s been nearly a decade since Girls wrapped its six-season run on HBO, and creator-star Lena Dunham is reflecting on the show’s development and legacy. In a sprawling conversation with the New York Times‘ David Marchese,

One of Adam Driver‘s co-stars on Girls has opened up about her time on the series and filming intimate scenes in her new memoir. The actress shared how she had a complex relationship with Driver, both on and off the screen.

Girls creator and series star Lena Dunham is explaining why she decided to finally reveal the allegedly “feral” behavior of her former co-star, Adam Driver. Dunham spoke to People about her decision to share her account of Driver’s behavior over the six years they worked together on the show.