'Forever' Plus 7 things that can be seen on TV this week

There is an apparently endless variety of things between streaming and cable. Here you will find a selection of television programs and specials that broadcast or stream this week from May 5th to 11th. Details and times can change.

Longing.

Judy Blume's novel “Forever” Has caused a sensation for a sensation in the literary world in 1975 in 1975. The book, which mainly focuses on sexuality in teenage, was often banned or censored in schools and libraries due to the use of birth control by the protagonist. Now Netflix has followed a television adaptation, which is playing in Los Angeles in 2018 and the love story of two black teenagers, Keisha Clark (Lovie Simone) and Justin Edwards (Michael Cooper Jr.), while researching their identity and efforts. Streaming Thursday Netflix.

Lights, camera, fashion.

The first Monday in May can only mean one thing: it is time for celebrities and fashion designers to adorn themselves in creative, wasteful outfits and celebrate the Metropolitan Museum's costume institute at celebrations The annual met gala. This year's topic is “tailor -made for you”, which is bound to the new exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring the Black Style” of the institute. In addition to the Vogue editor -in -chief Anna Wintour, this year's chairman Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, Asap Rocky, Pharrell Williams and LeBron James are. The red carpet of the Met Gala will stream live so that we all sit back and admire the appearance of our houses. Monday at 6 p.m. on E!

Catch a liar.

Natasha Lyonne returns for a second season of “Poker face”, “ In which she appears as Charlie, a woman who has a special ability to recognize when people lie. And like the first, this season will serve as a spotting exercise for all familiar faces, including Cynthia Erivo, John Mulaney and John Cho. Charlie will be on the road again and examine murders that take place on alligate arms, funeral companies, talent shows and much more. Streaming Thursday peacock.