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Taye Diggs and Meagan Good are pairing up for a fresh love story on Lifetime. Terry McMillan Presents: Forever is set to premiere later this month and follows two people who fall in love while dealing with personal challenges in their lives.
The universe has plans for Diggs’ Johnnie and Meagan Good’s Carli as they meet after the latter pulls him over for speeding and expired registration, right after his return from an 18-month military tour. Sadly, Johnnie returns home, not to a grand welcome, but with divorce papers from his wife.
Unwilling to make his life any more complicated, Johnnie tries hard not to fall in love with Carli, a police officer with three daughters. Terry McMillan Presents: Forever shows Johnnie falling head over heels for the first woman he sees right after his divorce but the movie establishes that it’s much more deeper than that. They might even be perfect for each other.
According to People, the official synopsis reads, “Johnnie (Diggs) returns home after a tour of military service, where he’s unexpectedly met with divorce papers. With his life at a crossroads, the last thing he expected was to fall for the local policewoman Carlie (Good), who pulled him over for speeding.”
Therefore, Johnnie embarks on a new journey to impress Carli’s not-so-easy three daughters, who have the pass to their mom’s heart. But Diggs’ military-toughened character is also not one to give up and is “determined” to win over Carlie at all costs.
But there’s a catch. He also must unlearn some of his ways, “let go of old fears and regret” to understand the true meaning of family and become the man for Carli.
The Lifetime movie’s first trailer drop on Friday, August 2 offered additional glimpses into Johnnie and Carlie’s touching love story following their introduction at the highway as Johnnie is on the brink of getting arrested but is let go with a warning.
A gushing conversation sets him on the map after he asks Carlie out for dinner, to which she responds by saying, “Have you ever dated someone with kids before?” He says, “No!” Though perplexed, Johnnie does not let it get into his brewing romance, instead tries to embrace her daughters but only until he gets a hint of their antics.
In an effort to impress Carli, Johnnie brings over flowers but is faced with her daughters, one of them mocks him saying their mom’s curfew is 11:30 p.m. “That one scares me,” Johnnie tells Carlie before the trailer cuts to him asking why she never remarried. “Have you met my girls,” she jokes.
The couple grows closer by the day and are embedded into each other’s lives but it’s an uphill road with Carli’s daughters finding it tough to be around a male figure they’ve never had. “We’ve never had a father before,” one of her daughters claims before their mother explains that the man who sticks around the house and takes care of them is their “Dad.”
Later, Carli is afraid that she might be falling too deep in love with Johnnie, who is also scared of finding his way into the family. The trailer ends with a wedding scene while Johnnie promises to be there for Carli and her family “forever,” indicating the couple’s fresh new start. A happy beginning that viewers will have to wait and find out.
Terry McMillan Presents: Forever premieres on Saturday, August 24 at 8 p.m. ET on Lifetime.
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Emma Myers raises the bar for upcoming projects with her latest hit Netflix series. Pip Fitz-Amobi, played by Emma Myers, is the center of attention in Holly Jackson’s A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder series adaptation. This young adult murder mystery series effectively mixes comedy and suspense moments, with a soundtrack that suits both the happy and scary times.
The first season premiered on Netflix on August 1st and is based on Holly Jackson’s bestselling crime trilogy, starting with its initial book. The story revolves around seventeen-year-old amateur detective Pippa, who investigates the vanishing of Andie Bell. Andie was murdered five years ago when she was still in high school in the small town of Little Kilton, England.
The whole town, including the police, believes Sal, Andie’s boyfriend, is guilty because he killed himself right after her death was suspected. Pip teams up with Ravi, Sal’s younger brother, to clear his name. Full of surprises, it eventually ends with an astonishing finale that keeps the viewers glued to their seats. However, adding to the thrill of the series is its killer soundtrack.
The music score contains some famous tracks from a mix of well-blended genres. Notable among them are Billie Eilish’s you should see me in a crown, Coffee by Sylvan Esso, and AWOLNATION’s Sail, among others. Additionally, Beach House’s Take Care elevates the mood quietly in one episode, while Yonaka’s song titled Seize the Power features in Episode 2 as well as being included in the trailer.
As Pip decides on her school project, the following songs play:
The Feminine Urge by The Last Dinner Party
A New Error by Moderat
In the Big Mood by BBC Big Band
Gunshot by Lykke Li
As Ravi joins hands with Pip to investigate the murder, these tracks are featured:
Seize the Power by Yonaka
Wet Dream by Wet Leg
Me and the Devil by Gil Scott-Heron
Midnight by Siobhan Sainte
Pip goes to a rave accompanied by a mixed-genre score including:
Sail by AWOLNATION
Guillotine by Mansionair & NMBe
Patient Zero (feat. Brett Castro) by Starmaxx
Osiris by Matstubs & Rfen
Funnel of Love by SQÜRL (feat. Madeline Follin)
Featured songs include:
you should see me in a crown by Billie Eilish
Since Last Wednesday by Highasakite
Take Care by Beach House
The climax is endowed with:
Concrete Over Water by Jockstrap
As Emma Myers solves the murder mystery, the following tracks play in the background:
Keep the Streets Empty for Me by Fever Ray
A New Error by Moderat
Coffee by Sylvan Esso
Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand) by Irma Thomas