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Megan Stalter To Headline Netflix Series Inspired By Lena Dunham

Lena Dunham's Too Much series on Netflix features Megan Stalter as the lead, reflecting Stalter's rise to fame, relationship, and commitment to authenticity.

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Too Much: cast, plot and everything you need to know about Lena Dunham’s romcom

Too Much is a romantic comedy series on Netflix starring Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter.

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I Love Binge-Watching Girls, Which Is Why Lena Dunham's Netflix Series Sounds Like A Perfect Fit

Lena Dunham has a new Netflix show, and it's going to scratch a binging itch for me as a Girls superfan.

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Lena Dunham, Husband Are Behind Netflix Rom-Com ‘Too Much’

Show is about a New York woman who ventures to London after a breakup, and meets a guy

Broadcasting & Cable

Edinburgh Fringe 2023: the 12 rising star comedians set to break out this year

The best comics you’ve never heard of at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe - our tips for the stars of the future…

Evening Standard

Edinburgh festival 2023: 50 shows to see

Cracking comedy, an eclectic mix of theatre – and aerial dance in an ice rink. Our critics share their picks for the August arts extravaganza

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Chelsea Peretti on her directorial debut 'First Time Female Director,' premiering at Tribeca

Chelsea Peretti plays a first-time director in her directorial debut, “First Time Female Director.”

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Emmy Awards 2022: Kaley Cuoco and Lily James lead way with stunning style on red carpet

The stars were out in force on Monday evening as the 74th edition of the Emmy Awards took place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles

Daily Mirror

Megan Stalter always knew she was 'special.' The rest of us are finally catching up

LOS ANGELES — Megan Stalter was glancing at an antique spinning wheel in the guest room of her mother's house in Ohio last June when, suddenly, inspiration struck. It was Pride month, when corporations issue bland, often unconvincing statements of support for the LGBTQ community.

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