Always one to create a stir, comedian Lisa Lampanelli has caused a firestorm by using the N-word in a caption of her with actress Lena Dunham at the Writers Guild Awards.

In the photo, the controversial 51-year-old poses with the "Girls" creator standing behind her flashing a big smile and a peace sign for the camera.

As the nation tuned in to hear President Obama's plans for the country, stars took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Tuesday night's (February 12) "State of the Union" address.

With the Commander-In-Chief covering a wide variety of topics during his annual speech, celebs offered up some serious, but also funny observations on the things that caught their attention.

After its continued success, HBO granted its hit series “Girls” a third season.

Earlier this afternoon (January 24), Lena Dunham revealed the news on Alec Baldwin’s podcast, saying, “We're starting season three at the end of March. I'm so excited.”