The classic coming-of-age novel that inspired a new TV series remains timeless and necessary, on the page and screen.

The prolific TV creator explains how she turned a Judy Blume adaptation into another modern love letter to Black audiences.

Judy Blume’s iconic 1975 novel, Forever, is a groundbreaking story about first relationships, first love and…the first time.

Building on a base of sex-positive teen series is a brand-new iteration that re-examines the ideas from Blume’s novel 50 ...

Blume’s willingness to treat teen fiction with the utmost candour has always ruffled feathers, writes . Netflix’s provocative ...

Forever' showrunner Mara Brock Akil talks about bringing Judy Blume's story of teen sex and love to Netflix as a story about ...

In 1975, Blume published "Forever," a frequently banned novel revolving around the burgeoning relationship of a pair of high ...

Judy Blume, whose 1975 book Forever has this month been adapted into a Netflix series, was never one to do this. The American author has sold over 82 million copies of her books since the late ...

On TV, Black love is rarely given enough screen time — and when it is, it's often centered on trauma and pain. That's why my ...