Spoiler alert! We're discussing major plot details from the new series adaptation of “Forever” (all episodes on Netflix now). “Forever...” was controversial when Judy Blume published it in ...

Alexis McGill Johnson doesn’t know if she would have been allowed to read Judy Blume’s “Forever” in junior high school, but at the time, she wasn’t taking any chances. In the early 1980s ...

ALSO READ: The complete guide to spring TV Ahead of the series finale, Edi Patterson, who stars as Judy and serves as a writer on the series, caught up with TV Guide to reflect on the final season ...

Lovie Simone stars in the new Netflix adaptation of Judy Blume’s Forever, and while it isn’t the actor’s first role, it has the makings for it to be her breakthrough. Before now, Simone ...

A Judy Blume classic has inspired a new and "epic love story." "Forever," a reimagined version of the 1957 young adult novel, follows the story of two Black teens, Keisha and Justin, exploring and ...

By Angie Han Television Critic Wedged into the copy of Forever… that I downloaded as research for this review, just after the dedication and just before chapter one, is a note from author Judy ...

Judith “Judy” D. Pearce, age 77, of Watkins Glen, NY passed away unexpectedly, surrounded by family, on Thursday, May 1, 2025. Judy was born in Elmira, NY on October 17, 1947, daughter to the ...

Judy Mauk, 67, of Whitehall, Ohio, passed away on May 8, 2025. A lifelong resident of Whitehall, Judy was a 1975 graduate of Whitehall Yearling High School. She spent many years working as an ...

When Mara Brock Akil was a little girl, she voraciously read Judy Blume. Looking back, she sees her obsession as the start of her becoming a writer. So when Akil heard that Blume was allowing her ...

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 ...

Mara Brock Akil’s TV adaptation of Judy Blume’s beloved teen romance novel “Forever,” has officially landed on Netflix and it features a stellar cast of longtime actors and fresh faces.

They have some of the most vulgar mouths in TV history. One of Patterson’s favorite Judy lines happened in Season 1 after Judy tells her brother, “I’m gonna move to Malibu beach, shave my ...