Zosia Mamet shines in second batch of HBO's 'Girls'  Amy
Sussman/Associated Press  Actress Zosia Mamet, the daughter of
writer David Mamet, returns for the second season of HBO's
"Girls," which starts airing Sunday night.  NEW YORK -- There
has been a lull. Talk of "Girls" settled down after its
bombshell first season as fans took the opportunity to catch
their breath.  That ends now. "Girls" is returning for its
second season, Sunday at 9 p.m . HBO's saga of four young women
living in New York will then resume, with their struggles almost
certain to inspire another round of amused if pained recognition
on the part of the show's devotees.  "Girls," of course, was
created by Lena Dunham, now 26, who also stars as Hannah, a
would-be but none-too-successful writer living in Brooklyn.
Hannah's circle of highly verbal, overanalytical chums includes
Marnie, a gallery assistant played by Allison Williams; sexy
self-absorbed bohemian Jessa (Jemima Kirke); and Jessa's cousin,
the naive motormouth Shoshanna, whose comi