Forever is the new Netflix teen romance that has taken over my heart and my mind ... and the highs and lows of experiencing true love for the very first time. Courtesy Of Netflix / Courtesy ...

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

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 Netflix adaptation is a lovely and wonderfully textured TV series about a couple of teens finding a romantic connection with one another.

But even the most jaded among us never forget our earliest, purest experiences of young love – when we were sentient raw nerves myopic to adult concerns who’d give every dollar of our minimum wage ...

However, watching Netflix’s “Forever” ignited a spark within me that I didn’t know existed. Black showrunner Mara Brock Akil ...

Justin and Keisha meet the next day for shopping and a movie. Things are going well ... And there’s prom. As much as Forever is about first love and growing up, it is also about parenting ...

The story of how Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr, the stars of Forever on Netflix, first met is like a perfectly scripted meet-cute that was fated to fuel a tender portrait of young love.