Lena Dunham Transforms Into A Statue For "NYT Magazine"

Lena Dunham has transformed into a statue for the cover of The New York Times Magazine's latest issue.  









When asked by the mag about "Gawker" leaking book excerpts in December 2012, Dunham, 28, responded: "They posted it with a list of 72 reasons I was the dumbest human on earth. It felt like such a violation to put my unedited work out into the world. As a writer, there is nothing more violating. I would rather walk down the street naked - no surprise - than to have someone read my unedited work."

Dunham said of her boyfriend Jack Antonoff: "When I met Jack, I said to my mom: "I met this guy, and he's obsessed with dying, too, and he lives in his parents' house!""

As for her big career moments, the "Girls" star was quoted as saying: "I think there's a part of my parents and a part of me that is consistently excited and surprised that I am in any way functional. I've had a lot of moments in my career where I've had to just say: "I'm picking my jaw up off the floor and carrying on," Because you don't get much work done with your jaw on the floor."


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