TV Women can tell more than just confessional stories on TV
Calling for more female voices in television doesn’t have to mean more semi-autobiographical stories. It could mean sexy aliens or psychopathic assassins, says Rachael Sigee
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Latest news Lena Dunham has undergone surgery to have a total hysterectomy
Dunham is part of a larger group of female celebrities who have recently opened up about their decision to take their health into their own hands
Opinion We build women up to take them down – and that’s especially true with Lena Dunham
An inability to listen and learn has made Dunham a complicated ally in 2018’s feminist conversation, says Rachael Sigee
Opinion Can Lena Dunham call herself a feminist when she can’t see beyond herself?
Dunham’s unwillingness to believe a woman alleging rape is a startling example of her privileged and self-centred world view, says Marisa Bate
Opinion When is it OK to compliment someone's weight loss?
Lena Dunham was celebrated for her slim body, but pointed out on Instagram that she's lost weight due to stress, mental health problems and health conditions. We have to remember that not all weight loss is good weight loss
TV How Girls shaped the way we see women on TV
Now in its sixth and final season, Lena Dunham's show challenged society’s expectation of femininity and revelled in the awkwardness and messiness of womanhood
TV The Girls season six trailer is here and everything is still a mess
The end is nigh – but our heroes seem to have learnt very little
Women we love If you listen to one thing today, make it this
A special #DifferenceMaker episode of Dunham's Woman of the Hour podcast has just been released
TV The Lena Dunham “second-wave feminism” pilot just got an exciting new lead
Zoe Kazan has been cast as the 1960s “magazine writer looking for liberation”
