Netflix’s “Forever,” still as sweet, poignant and honest as the novel, has made some meaningful updates to Blume’s source material. Most critically, our central couple, Keisha and Justin, are Black.

This story contains spoilers for the season finale of "Forever," now streaming on Netflix. In the final minutes of “Forever,” Mara Brock Akil’s new Netflix drama series, the year-and-a-half-long love ...

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By Episode 8, the cracks are no longer subtle. “If you’re not going to fight for us, then fight for Justin,” Keisha pleads.

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From miscommunication to intimacy to the prospect of college, Justin and Keisha’s relationship embodies the essence of what ...

Adapted from Judy Blume’s once-controversial 1975 novel, the new Netflix show boldly reimagines the story through a contemporary Black lens. The show's expressive and modern soundtrack only extends ...