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  "path": "/issues/2026-4-18/lena-dunham-reveals-all",
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  "textContent": "\n\n  Canceled too many times to count.\n\n##### In her new memoir, _Famesick,_ the actor-writer-director revisits the awful men (Jack Antonoff, Adam Driver), the difficult women (her business partner, her mother), and the social-media flaying that almost destroyed her\n\nBy Emma Brockes\n\nIf there is something to be learned from the words people pick for their passwords and proxies, then Lena Dunham’s choice of aliases – pseudonyms that, as a public person, she has used over the years to conceal her identity when checking into rehab or ordering room service – give us a tiny glimpse into the writer and director’s self-image. Among her staples, “Lauri Reynolds” (after her mum, Laurie, with whom she is strikingly close); “Rose O’Neill” (after the American millionaire illustrator, who lost her fortune to burnout and hangers-on); and my favorite, “Renata Halpern”, an alias Dunham shares with readers of her delicious new memoir, READ ON",
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