Netflix has just dropped a 10-part comedy series that marks Kate Hudson's significant debut on the small screen, and it's ...

I hate the term “girlboss,” and yet can’t seem to escape it. It is plastered all over t-shirts, notebooks, mugs, fanny-packs, bright pink tracksuits and hashtags. Being a boss, and existing as a ...

A holistic healing expert named Sierra Alexandra explained in a TikTok video that from the moment we're in the womb, we're ...

At a moment when American women were already feeling the exhaustion of the second shift, Stewart seemed to suggest that they toil overtime to beautify their second work environment too. But ...

"The girlboss era is decidedly over," Vanity Fair said last year. And this reported demise has coincided with a growing trend of young women ditching their careers for more leisurely pursuits.

When Netflix signed on for Girlboss, it probably sounded like a great idea. Feminism, fashion, and San Francisco? We were about to have our first female president, so what could go wrong?

So Girlboss, loosely based on the best-selling book by Nasty Gal herself Sophia Amoruso, seemed up my alley. A Millennial who made a fortune despite not wanting to really do any work? Sign me up!

The ‘girlfailure’ is all about replacing the girlboss by celebrating female characters who own their flaws and are welcoming in an era of the imperfectly perfect woman – and we’re here for it.

Netflix has given us some bangers (hello Nobody Wants This!) but, according to TV viewers, it's also given us some epic flops ...

The (brutal) reviews are in - but is there a strategy behind Meghan's 'soft life' content? Read more on Grazia ...

Sophia, a misfit, discovers a passion for fashion, becoming an unlikely businesswoman in the process. As her business grows, however, she has to learn to cope with life as her own boss. This show ...