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Lena Dunham and Amna Nawaz explore public stress and trauma on 'Settle In'
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Lena Dunham’s First Book in 12 Years Tackles ‘Girls’, Illness, & Infidelity
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Lena Dunham Recalls Cheating on Jack Antonoff While He Got Close to a ‘Teen Pop Star,’ Explains Jenni Konner Fallout and More — Biggest ‘Famesick’ Revelations
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‘Girls’ Star Admits to Cheating on Boyfriend Who Chased ‘Teen Pop Star’
Daily Beast —
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Lena Dunham admits she cheated on Jack Antonoff and forced paramour 'to do all of the work'
Daily Mail —
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Lena Dunham reveals she cheated on ex Jack Antonoff with childhood boyfriend
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Lena Dunham Felt ‘Like a Ghost’ While Dating Jack Antonoff Due to His Relationship With a ‘Teen Pop Star’
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‘Adam Driver screamed and threw a chair’, Lena Dunham claims in memoir
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Lena Dunham Claims Adam Driver Screamed, Spat, and Threw Chair While Filming ‘Girls’
Rolling Stone —
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‘Girls’ Creator Reveals Why She Outed Co-Star’s Sex Scene Violence
Daily Beast —
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Lena Dunham accuses ‘Girls’ co-star Adam Driver of “feral” behaviour in new book
NME —
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Lena Dunham Says Adam Driver Was ‘Verbally Aggressive’ on ‘Girls’ Set, ‘Hurled Me’ Around During First Sex Scene and Threw a Chair at the ‘Wall Next to Me’ in Rehearsal
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Lena Dunham's Memoir 'Famesick'
In 'Famesick,' Dunham details allegedly 'feral' behavior from co-star Adam Driver, claiming he threw a chair during a rehearsal and was verbally aggressive during sex scenes.
She also admits to infidelity during her five-year relationship with music producer Jack Antonoff, while he was growing close to a 'teen pop star.' The memoir addresses her struggles with chronic illness, addiction, and the intense public backlash that has defined her career.
Critics have described the book as a self-aware and compelling recasting of her many public controversies.
Adam Driver
American actor
American actor
Jack Antonoff
American songwriter, singer and record producer
American songwriter, singer and record producer
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