Netflix’s adaptation of “Forever,” developed by Mara Brock Akil, brings Blume’s themes into a modern context, reminding a new generation that lo

"Forever" creator Mara Brock Akil tells TheWrap about the Season 1 finale and whether there will be a Season 2

If you liked Forever, Netflix just added a brand-new season of the hit show All American. It’s a new era for The CW drama.

Judy Blume's 1975 book about a teen losing her virginity gets a modern spin on Netflix. Here are the biggest changes from the "Forever" novel.

Former HBCU student athlete Xavier Mills has a major starring role in Netflix's hit show "Forever", which was renewed for a second season

By Episode 8, the cracks are no longer subtle. “If you’re not going to fight for us, then fight for Justin,” Keisha pleads. It’s a turning point. She urges him to stop orbiting their relationship and start choosing himself. Justin listens — and walks away. Their parting is soft, tearful and filled with affection. But it’s still an ending.

Actor Lovie Simone speaks to Deadline about working on Netflix's Forever based on the 1975 Judy Blume novel of the same name

Mara Brock Akil returns with Forever, a fresh Netflix take on Judy Blume’s novel, redefining first love for a new generation.

Forever Season 2 can only go ahead on one condition, but that doesn’t mean it can’t happen, with the Netflix show proving a success.

OPINION: Mara Brock Akil’s new series is a breakout hit—and a powerful reminder that diverse Black family stories matter. Editor’s […]