Never Have I Ever

“I know that the camps aren’t talked about as much as they should be and it’s important they should be remembered.”

Never Have I Ever is not only an excellent show — it's a game that's perfect for roasting your Zodiac sign.

“I’m so stoked that I got to play a brown character like Aneesa who is something we don’t see.”

“It's a realization of the fact that we need more representation. We need more stories, we need more storytellers.”

"[Maitreyi is] allowing us to see ourselves in a way that hasn’t really been depicted before."

The "Never Have I Ever" star is booked and busy.

Plus, we also get the first look at new characters.

We love to see it!

And there's a new girl in town.

Get ready to spend a lot more time with Devi Vishwakumar.

It's not going well for some people.

"Growing up as part of the South Asian diaspora often entails being told we’re either ‘too brown’ or ‘not brown’ enough."

The show captures the specific pain of losing a parent, particularly for Indian Americans like me.

"You deserve to be called the way you want to be called, no matter what.”

"Love that franchise. Love Anna Todd. Love the 'After' fans."

He plays the hottest guy at school, but there's much more under that exterior.

Her character Fabiola is a robotics expert, so she decided to build a bot herself.

“It's important to show that portrayal because it's accurate."

“Everybody is OK if somebody goes out to get help for their mental health, but they still feel shame for their own."