The End of Adorkable: 'New Girl' Grows Up
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Meghan Lewit is a writer and editor based in New York. She has contributed arts and entertainment coverage to the L.A. Weekly, The Awl, and PopMatters.
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Adolescent soaps like "Skins" and "Gossip Girl" have a carefree attitude toward intimacy that's reminiscent of hedonistic movies from the past… More »
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