Congratulations To Lena Dunham For Finally Getting That Two-
Year-Old Piece Published in the New YorkerS  This Lena Dunham
lady is going places. The Girls auteuress is not only the toast
of the film/TV world—she's now broken the New Yorker barrier
with a delightfully enraging memoir of her gay ex-boyfriend.
The piece isn't online in its entirety, so here are some
relevant observations:   2) It contains this actual sentence,
evidently written on purpose: "I guess I want to have my cake
and Tweet it too."  3) In 2010, when Lena Dunham was 24 years
old, Lena Dunham's mother said this to her, reportedly, in
response to a perceived wrong from Lena Dunham's ex-boyfriend's
mother: "How inappropriate! How wrong! That woman is a grownup,
and you are a child. Why would she do this?"  4) Wondering why
she was being treated inappropriately, Dunham wonders: "What did
I do? What set it off? Was it the trailer for my movie?"  5) A
crucial plot-point occurs after "my mom's studio assistant lets
[her ex] in" the apartment.  6