Atlanta actress Terri Vaughn stars and co-produces the Netflix comedy "She the People" playing a lieutenant governor. Ex-Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms consulted.

By Episode 8, the cracks are no longer subtle. “If you’re not going to fight for us, then fight for Justin,” Keisha pleads. It’s a turning point. She urges him to stop orbiting their relationship and start choosing himself. Justin listens — and walks away. Their parting is soft, tearful and filled with affection. But it’s still an ending.

There's currently no news on when the Forever crew will begin working on new episodes, but the Netflix romance could have a relatively quick return. Season 1 was reportedly filmed between April and July 2024, before arriving on Netflix the following May. Fingers crossed that season 2 will arrive on our screens sometime in the second half of 2026.

The Chi is back for its highly anticipated seventh season. Premiering on Friday on demand and on Paramount+ and SHOWTIME, the gang is reeling from the loss of the city’s mayor/terrorist, Douda, while grappling with their own personal ups and downs.

Netflix hosted a special screening in celebration of Tyler Perry’s She The People in Atlanta at iPic. The event featured series lead and Producer Terri J. Vaughn, Co-Creator/Executive Producer Niya Palmer and Executive Producer Keisha Lance Bottoms.

American actress Lovie Simone Oppong has quickly become one of Hollywood’s most compelling young talents, thanks to her spirited turn as Keisha Clark in Netflix’s latest teen drama, Forever. Adapted by Mara Brock Akil from Judy Blume’s iconic 1975 novel,

Netflix Forever stars Michael Cooper Jr. and Lovie Simone play Justin and Keisha in the new adaptation of the Judy Blume classic, but they had their own meet cute before they even landed the roles.