Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Mindy Kaling rounds out the cast of her HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls

Mindy Kaling rounds out the cast of her HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls

Mindy Kaling, who is presently basking in the global success of her Netflix show Never Have I Ever Season 2, has rounded out the cast of her upcoming HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls.

Actors Isabella Roland, Kavi Ladnier, and Stephen Guarino are onboard to play important recurring characters on the show. Matt Maloy, Donielle Nash, and Najee Muhammed have also joined the ensemble cast, which will be fronted by Pauline Chalamet, Amrit Kaur, Reneé Rapp and Alyah Chanelle Scott.


Other recurring talent includes Amanda Ripley, Chris Platt, Jillian Armenante, Kim Matula, Mueen Jahan, Scott Lipman, and Vico Ortiz.

Kaling is serving as executive producer and co-writer of the teen comedy-drama streaming television series, along with Justin Noble who is known for his work on the police procedural sitcom television series Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

The 13-episode comedy follows four roommates at the prestigious Essex College in Vermont, who are described as “equal parts lovable and infuriating.” Chalamet, Kaur, Rapp, and Scott star as the roommates.

The Sex Lives of College Girls went before cameras on November 20, 2020, in Los Angeles. Filming also took place at Vassar College in the town of Poughkeepsie, New York in mid-2021. On June 19, 2021, recurring cast member Sherri Shepherd posted a behind-the-scenes video of her character in costume and revealed that the series is scheduled to premiere in late 2021.

Kaling is also set to star in and executive produce an animated, Scooby-Doo spinoff series titled Velma for HBO Max. The spinoff will present the origin story for the titular character. Kaling is voicing Velma.

Keep visiting this space over and again for more updates and reveals from the world of entertainment.

More For You

Ambika Mod

Ambika Mod reflects on fame and race in a new interview after One Day success

Getty Images

Ambika Mod says ‘One Day’ backlash proved how hard it is to be a brown woman on British TV

Highlights:

  • Ambika Mod says she’d love to delete all her social media
  • Faced online abuse after Netflix’s One Day
  • Says being a brown woman in acting means “less room to mess up”
  • Moving from screen to stage in bold new Royal Court play

Ambika Mod has revealed the intense social media backlash that followed her star-making turn in Netflix’s One Day. The actress, who shared the screen with Leo Woodall in the much-talked-about Netflix series, said the wave of online abuse made her stop and think about what fame really costs and whether she wants to stay in that spotlight.

Ambika Mod Ambika Mod reflects on fame and race in a new interview after One Day success Getty Images

Keep ReadingShow less