Girlbands Forever: A Look Back at the Toxic Pressure of the 2000s
The BBC documentary Girlbands Forever reminds us of the toxic pressure women faced in the 2000s and the progress still to be made.
The documentary lays bare the misogyny top noughties girl groups suffered, from fat shaming to being told motherhood would 'ruin' their careers.
Whether you were dancing around your living room or watching your children do it, Girlbands Forever takes you straight back to the early 2000s.
The three-part BBC Two documentary is a nostalgic trip down memory lane, exploring the era of crop tops, combat trousers, and iconic girl groups like the Spice Girls.
Author's summary: Exploring misogyny in 2000s girl groups.
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