Lena Dunham estimates her career is now a “tween.”
It's been 12 years since Dunham's feature film debut, 2010's “Tiny Furniture." (She was just 23 when it premiered.) In the time since, she's packed in just about every aspect of show-business experience. She's been hailed as “the voice of a generation” for the zeitgeist-grabbing “Girls." She's been a lightening rod politically and often a magnet for controversy. She struggled with sobriety. She's fought chronic pain and in 2018 had a total hysterectomy for her endometriosis.
