It’s been fairly common knowledge that Ruth Wilson had issues while working on the set of Showtime’s “The Affair.” There were rumblings about what those issues might be, with Wilson saying in interviews that it had nothing to do with pay disparity. And in a new report from THR, we have a better idea of what caused the lead actress, who won a Golden Globe for her performance, to leave “The Affair.”

Unfortunately, it appears that Wilson left “The Affair” after experiencing issues regarding being coaxed into more nudity than she was comfortable with, along with what is being described as a “toxic” set.

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Two days ago, it was announced that “Girls” writer-producer Jenni Konner signed a big multi-year deal with Fox 21 Television (via THR) to develop multiple TV projects for the studio. The initial report highlighted Konner’s accomplishments and how her signing was yet another big deal given to producers in this age of peak TV. However, for actor Harold Perrineau, the announcement was upsetting, given the producer’s unsavory history involving an incident with his daughter, Aurora.

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During the initial fallout of the October 2017 accusations that befell Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, many, many, many people in the entertainment industry were being targeted thanks to the #MeToo movement, allowing people to finally feel confident enough to speak up about sexual harassment and assault. One of those people was Aurora Perrineau, who accused “Girls” writer Michael Murray of sexual assault.

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As Jenni Konner and Lena Dunham‘s new HBO show, “Camping,” enters its third week, we dig a little deeper into Konner’s vision for the show and what audiences can expect from the star-studded cast of characters as the series progresses. For those familiar with Julia Davis‘s eponymous British series, the situations in which these characters are immersed only get more cringe-worthy.

READ MORE: Jennifer Garner & David Tennant Talk New HBO Series ‘Camping’ & Why There Won’t Be A Season 2 [Interview]

In episode 3, while Walt (David Tennant) and the boys (Chris Sullivan, Brett Gelman, and Arturo Del Puerto) embark on a fishing trip, Juliette Lewis‘s Jandice and Ione Skye‘s Carleen form an alliance of their own.

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We have seen quite a few sides to actress Jennifer Garner. We’ve seen her kick butt in “Alias” and the upcoming “Peppermint.” We’ve seen her tackle serious work in “Dallas Buyers Club” and “Men, Women & Children.” She’s no stranger to feel-good family films like “The Odd Life of Timothy Green.” Hell, we’ve seen Garner put on the tights in superhero films also, albeit they weren’t any good.

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We could hardly believe it either when news arrived earlier this year that a remake of the acclaimed, Oscar-nominated “Toni Erdmann” was in the works. We were even more surprised that it would star Jack Nicholson and Kristen Wiig. Well, the bombshells don’t end there.

READ MORE: Cannes Review: Maren Ade’s ‘Toni Erdmann’ Details The Greatest, Weirdest, Truest Love Of All

The Tracking Board is reporting that “Girls” duo Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner are in talks to write the film.

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This Sunday, an era comes to an end as the final episode of Lena Dunham’s HBO comedy “Girls” airs. First arriving in the spring of 2012, the show came to pass after Dunham’s second feature as director, 2010’s “Tiny Furniture,” was a hit on the festival circuit, bringing her to the attention of the cable network and producer Judd Apatow, who paired her with writer-producer Jenni Konner.

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