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.

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Judy Blume’s 1975 novel “Forever …,” about a New Jersey high schooler’s first love — and first experiences with sex — is a book I initially encountered with a childhood friend who ...

Forever creator Mara Brock Akil always wanted to be a writer. What she didn’t know, at first, was how to make a living at it.

if you love love in all its complexity, Forever is for you.” “As long as there are teenagers growing up in an imperfect world, there will be a need for tales that take seriously the experience ...

Netflix viewers have fallen in love with the modern-day adaptation of Judy Blume's Forever, setting Katherine and Michael in 2018's Los Angeles as Keisha Clark and Justin Edwards. Forever stars ...