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Can’t Let Go Of Hacks? Here’s Everywhere You Can Watch The Cast After The Finale

Hacks is ending, but from Jean Smart’s greatest hits to Hannah Einbinder’s horror debut, here’s where to watch the cast next.

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Can Megan Stalter Just Be Serious for a Second?

The actress and breakout star of HBO Max's 'Hacks' may seem like a lot. But that’s just what she wants you to believe.

Marie Claire

Ending on a high is the hardest joke Hacks ever pulled off: Paul W Downs on the comedy's final season

It’s one of TV’s most celebrated comedies – and now it’s saying goodbye. Co-creator Paul W Downs tells the Standard why Hacks is ending at its peak, before the joke wears thin

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Hacks star Megan Stalter deletes TikTok after claiming platform is restricting ICE content

TikTok claims power outage ‘caused cascading systems failure’

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See Hacks Stars In Orange Like Timothée Chalamet And Kylie Jenner At The Critics Choice Awards. Yes, Complete With The Ping Pong Paddle Bag

Jimmy and Kayla FTW.

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Hacks' Paul W. Downs and Megan Stalter poke fun at Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner

Hacks stars Paul W. Downs and Megan Stalter appeared to poke fun at Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner on the Critics Choice Awards red carpet, as the pair rocked a similar all-orange look to the showbiz power couple's Marty Supreme premiere outfits last month.

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Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet’s infamous matching outfits spoofed on Critics Choice red carpet

‘Hacks’ co-stars Paul Downs and Meg Stalter wore ‘Marty Supreme’ orange on the red carpet Sunday

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2026 Critics Choice Awards Red Carpet: The Best & Worst Looks Of The Night

Ariana Grande wins best dressed in my eyes!

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2025 Celebrity Outfit Fails: Fashion Choices That Fell Flat

The runway disaster list is here! See the 6 most shocking celebrity outfit fails of 2025 that dominated headlines. From baffling gowns to awkward trends, discover which stars' fashion risks fell flat. Warning: You can't unsee these looks!

Fashion Times

Meg Stalter keeps it casual at the Primetime Emmy Awards

Meg Stalter shunned the formal dress code and wore jeans and a white t-shirt to the Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday (14.09.25).

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The Best 2025 Emmy Awards Live Red Carpet Beauty Updates

Follow along for can't miss it hair and makeup during television's biggest night

Marie Claire

Meg Stalter Skips a 2025 Emmys Red Carpet Gown for Jeans, a T-Shirt, and a "Cease Fire" Bag

The 'Too Much' star protested for Palestine with a DIY handbag.

Marie Claire

Return of the nightie: Here’s how to revamp your nightwear in 2025

Once a staple in your grandmother’s wardrobe: the nightie is back and here’s why you should hop on the trend…

The Independent UK

Girls gone bad: Lena Dunham’s Too Much is just not good enough

The creator of the seminal HBO hit has followed up with an underbaked Netflix background watch, a crushing disappointment for her ardent fanbase

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‘This summer’s story’: sitcom Too Much gives nighties a starring role

Nightdresses are set to follow pyjamas out of the bedroom as daywear, with sales up on the UK high street

The Conversation

Too much Lena Dunham, Lorde’s new album and a book to break your heart: what to watch, listen to and read this week

When I first watched Girls, I remember marvelling at Lena Dunham’s four twenty-something New Yorkers. Sex and the City it was not. I realised wistfully just how much I wished the series had been around when I was in my twenties.

The Independent UK

Lena Dunham reveals she received ‘incredibly conservative’ backlash for her HBO series Girls

The writer, director and actress says she wasn't surprised by the rise of MAGA

The Guardian - UK

I loved Girls – but could I trust Lena Dunham to write about London?

The risk of cringe British stereotypes felt high. But Mr Darcy fantasies aside, her new series Too Much is an affectionate sendup of the capital, says Guardian Opinion deputy head Barbara Speed

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Marie Claire

Meet the Cast 'Too Much,' Lena Dunham's New Netflix Series

Lena Dunham did some A+ casting for her new Netflix show, inspired by how she met her husband.

Evening Standard

Too Much on Netflix review: Lena Dunham loses her generation-shaping voice

3/5 Lena Dunham’s first major semi-autobiographical project since HBO’s Girls is hotly anticipated. But does it live up to the hype?

Tom’s Guide

Netflix just added a new romantic comedy series — and it's one of my favorite binge-watches this year

Netflix's new romantic comedy, "Too Much," doesn't always hit the mark, but the chemistry between its leads makes it a worthy binge-watch.

The Guardian - UK

Too Much review – Lena Dunham’s cliche-ridden new romcom is a total disappointment

The Girls creator’s hugely anticipated return to TV is just not good enough. It’s tonally jarring, full of laboured jokes and abandons all thoughts of innovation. You expect far better

TechRadar

I watched Netflix’s Too Much and calling it Lena Dunham’s new version of Girls doesn’t do it justice

We clearly all miss Girls, but Lena Dunham’s new Netflix show Too Much goes above and beyond the messiness of New York living.

The Independent UK

Rita Wilson and Rhea Perlman reveal their experience working with Lena Dunham on Too Much

Megan Stalter leads Dunham’s new romcom series alongside Will Sharpe

International Business Times UK

Netflix's Too Much: Lena Dunham and Megan Stalter Celebrate Being Loud, Messy and Unapologetic

Lena Dunham and Megan Stalter team up for Too Much, a Netflix romantic comedy set in London and New York that embraces emotional mess, vulnerability, and offbeat humour.

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