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News Must Read! Check out the 10 inspiring feminist shows and movies of 2021 that are totally binge-worthy Read on to check out the 10 inspiring feminist shows and movies of 2021 that are totally binge-worthy Mumbai Here are a few shows and movies with strong female protagonists that we loved: 1. Sherni  Revolving around a female forest officer who leads a team of trackers and locals to capture an unsettled tigress alive, this movie exposes run-of-the-mill patriarchy through its brilliant storyline. Featuring Vidya Balan in the lead role, this excellent movie battles the deep-rooted issues o...

Published July 8, 2021 It’s the age-old problem, isn’t it? It’s the end of the day, you take a load off on the couch, jump onto Stan with your other half, housemate(s), or on your lonesome, and despite spotting a bunch of killer shows on Stan to watch, you just can’t bloody decide on something. Well, to help you narrow down the list of the best Stan TV shows, we’ve compiled an A+ assortment of the shows that you must watch ASAP, based on both Rotten Tomatoes and critic reviews. So that should make your bingeing sessions much easier, aye? You’re welcome.

On the series finale of The Bold Type, Jane turns down Jacqueline’s offer of editor in chief because she doesn’t want to give up writing. Sutton and Richard get back together. Kat and Adena get back together and Kat takes the job of editor in chief. Jane announces that she’s leaving.  Perfect person: I’d like to take back everything I said last week about Jane and the editor in chief position. Yes, she would’ve done well, but she probably wouldn’t have been happy in the long run. I was right when I said that it would cut back on her writing and that she probably hadn’t realized...

Jane was inspired by her mother when making the decision to leave. Stevens described it as an " Eat Pray Love moment" for her character. Elsewhere, Sutton and Richard (Sam Page) got their happy ending after their turbulent will-they-or-won't-they story. Originally, Sutton was going to stay on her own. "It was going to end with Sutton being on her own, which is such a valid story to tell, I just think that Sam and I really felt like, based on the way that we had built the characters up to that point, that it would've been more satisfying to see them stay together," Fahy explained.

First of all, this post contains spoilers for The Bold Type‘s series finale. If you haven’t watched it yet, then what are you even doing here? Go Marie Kondo your sock drawer or something. Begone. Read no further. ANYHOO, we’re all here because we finished The Bold Type‘s fifth and final season, right? Kat becoming editor-in-chief? Who’da thunk it? Given her breadth of experience, it does at least make more sense than Jane, but I particularly loved the moment Jacqueline just waved across changing the most important hire at the last minute by going, “Oh yeah, the board was fine ...