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Lena Dunham for V Magazine




some quotes from Lena's interview:
- “It was this cheesy thing where they listed the prices people bought homes for,” Dunham recalls. “And it said something like, ‘Nicole Richie 5.3 million dollars, Lena Dunham 430 thousand dollars.’ It was my proudest New York real estate moment.”
- about the onslaught of free clothes that has recently arrived: “I cannot deny it, and I cannot get over it,” she says. “And they actually send them in my size. No one’s being an asshole and sending them to me in a 4. They’re sending me clothes, they fit, and what people should know is that I always wear them. Somehow even if I wouldn’t have bought it, the fact that it was free and my grandma’s depression-era mentality make me think it is the most beautiful thing I ever owned, and I wear it for several days straight.”
- about her recent trip she took to India with mom: “I hated India. I know you’re not allowed to hate India. But I did. I wasn’t happy. And I felt crazy. I’m a hypochondriac. I saw too many puppies that I thought needed me. So my mom and I got in a big fight and I left India. Early.”
- “I think we can all agree with the idea that the beautiful girls that get all the boys get written about. They don’t usually write.”

Allison Williams for Vanity Fair



Zosia Mamet for NY Times


quotes from Zosia's interview/article:
- “I have a ship’s bed,” she said, “which totally plays to my obsession of, if I were not an actress, I would be a pirate.”
- “People call me Shoshanna all the time,” Mamet said. “They don’t necessarily even know my real name!” For example, she recalls this one young woman who stopped her on the street and “she was like, ‘Oh, my God, I’m in love with you!’ And she grabbed me and made my friend who I was with take a picture of us.” But just a photo with Mamet wasn’t enough. “She smacks me on the shoulder, and she was like, ‘Pretend like you love me!’ ”
- Despite having been raised around actors and the theater — her mother is the actress Lindsay Crouse and her father is the playwright David Mamet — she has always been a very private person, from a private family, who is used to protecting her personal space.
- Mamet, whose first name is pronounced ZAH-shah (“Like Sasha with a Z”), lived in New England until she was 5.
- These days, in addition to people wanting to say hi and pose for photos with her, Mamet is finding a lot of strangers suddenly want to tell her about their sex lives too. Like that woman who had smacked her, who also said: “I love your show so much. My boyfriend and I watch it together every week, and every time afterward we have sex. So thank you.” “I was thinking, ‘First of all, if that’s the only reason you and your boyfriend have sex, we need to talk about that,’ ” she says. “I get a lot of very in-depth relationship stuff that will come out. Like when I did the episode about the time that I try and lose my virginity.” This reminded me of the one intrusive question I longed to ask her about this particularly delicate sex scene, which required what seemed like total nudity. She answered it for me: “I had a nude cover on, which is basically a Band-Aid that sticks right here and ends right at the top of here,” pointing pretty much to where you would expect. Emboldened, I also asked her if she was naked running down the street in that crack-smoking episode. She wasn’t. (She wore underwear and pantyhose.) But I’m apparently not alone in my curiosity. “I’ve had people stop me on the street and be like, ‘I have to know, were you naked?’ ”
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love Zosia forever <3 and first pic with Lena sitting is actually really cute