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Marvel star joins Lili Reinhart's new Netflix movie Plus/Minus.

Its been five glorious seasons of outrageous work dilemmas, complicated relationship drama, and inspiring lessons of ride-or-die friendship - but all good things must come to an end. After showing us the very relatable joys and struggles of being a twenty-something millennial woman, The Bold Type is sadly saying goodbye with the series finale on June 30. Ahead of the final episode, we virtually sat down the with the show's stars - Katie Stevens (Jane Sloan), Aisha Dee (Kat Edison), and Meghann Fahy (Sutton Brady) - as we quizzed them on everything from which of their characters they'...

6 Major Fashion Lessons We Learned From The Bold Type For the past four years (and counting!), we've been completely obsessed with the stylish millennial women of The Bold Type. In case you're unfamiliar, the comedy-drama inspired by former Cosmopolitan magazine editor-in-chief Joanna Coles is every bit inspiring as it is realistic. Every week, like clockwork, we've tuned in to watch Jane (Katie Stevens), Kat (Aisha Dee), and Sutton (Meghann Fahy) deal with the trials and tribulations of being a twenty-something in New York City, and working at the fictional Scarlet magazine. Along the way...

'The Bold Type' star Katie Stevens recently opened up about her breast cancer scare and how her character Jane motivated her to get checked.

Do We Owe Missy Higgins An Apology? Mamamia Out Loud ADVERTISEMENT "So we definitely needed to close that chapter in a way that felt right, so you'll see that happen this season. And for Kat, she's now got some people from her past coming back into her life, which is very exciting," she continued. "I love these characters and the stories we tell so much that I really do feel an intense sense of responsibility around them. I want to tell the right story and really, Kat is who I hope to be when I grow up. Kat has inspired a lot of people to live authentically and to be their truest selves. It's...