Love About-Face and Girls, Inc.! Both amazing organizations who are doing good in the world (unlike Jezebel).

Oh this is tacky, no matter how you try to frame it.

About-Face is a great organization to donate too.

This is in such poor taste.

I was wondering this too. If I was going to put my job on the line it would be for a hell of a lot more than that.

What the fuck?

ETA: There are probably contractual issues with this. So hopefully if Lena releases the photos for 10,000 dollars, she donates that to a worthwhile cause.

There's absolutely nothing new to be learned here. If you get your hands on the pictures, you'll see that Dunham's been heavily retouched, just like every single other person in every single other magazine spread is heavily retouched. You can talk about the implications of heavily retouching a woman who is vocal about…

So wait a minute? You are going to pay $10k in order to get photos of Lena Dunham when she doesn't look fabulous and show them off to the world. It's no secret Jezebel isn't a big Lena Dunham fan. This is pretty pathetic. This is some shit TMZ would pull.

How long til you stop finding creative ways to beat up on Lena Dunham while pretending your cause is noble?

P.S. I didn't mean to pick such an appropriately titled organization.

I cannot star this enough. I'll start the list with suggesting Girls, Inc.

This is utterly bizarre. I think we can all agree these images are heavily Photoshopped. Is there really any need to see the originals? And putting a bounty on the images ~ is Jezebel the National Enquirer now?

This seems like a stupid endeavor. If we all know they're retouched AND know what she looks like from her show, I don't need to see the originals. Give the money to a cause we are always championing for here instead.

This is ridiculous.

I'm not going to tell you how to spend your money...but screw that, surely you can find some more worthy cause to give $10,000 to!

THANK YOU. I saw the trailer for that movie and was like, da fuq? They had to hire Keanu to save their country? Come on now.

To you I raise two eyebrows; whether out of incredulity or quite literal superciliosity I leave to your discernment.

I fucking hate this show now, but I'm hate-watching it to the end, teeth gritted. I started it/watched it with my siblings (who loved it) so now I feel like I MUST FINISH but god it hurts

I've been somewhat surprised that there hasn't been an article on the absolute travesty that is The 47 Ronin, or any discussion of the way in which that film mobilizes an essentialist racialism as a convenient apologia for the treatment of its source material; it seems like a prime and altogether deserving target for…