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Leighton, Whitney, Bela and Kimberly are back at Essex and better than ever
The Sex Lives of College Girls season 2 debuts Nov. 17 on HBO Max (HBO Max)
"The Sex Lives of College Girls" is back for Season 2, reuniting Leighton, Whitney, Bela and Kimberly as the roommates tackle new obstacles after returning from Thanksgiving break.
Here's a refresher on who's who as the new season premieres on HBO Max.
Renée Rapp returns as Leighton, a confident freshman pursuing Greek Life and masking her math whiz tendencies from the public eye whenever possible. Though she confided in Kimberly last season about being gay, Leighton comes out to her friends and enjoys not having to hide her love life from her school friends.
Rapp is a newcomer to the industry after playing Regina George in the Broadway musical "Mean Girls."
Pauline Chalamet stars as Kimberly, a naive young women who is starting to get clued into the social dimensions of college after being sheltered in her hometown. After losing her scholarship, Kimberly struggles to raise the money for tuition when she realizes balancing classes, her part-time work and extra work is just not possible.
You might have seen Chalamet in "The King of Staten Island" or in short like "Seasick" and "Adulting."
Amrit Kaur reprises her role as Bela, a bold comedy nerd who dreams of writing for "SNL." After leaving her dream comedy club in Season 1, Bela is determined to staff her all-female comedy magazine with the best talents the campus has to offer.
Kaur has had roles in "Star Trek: Short Treks," "Kim's Convenience" and "The Bold Type."
Alyah Chanelle Scott stars as Whitney, a soccer player who struggles to find her passion and direction in her sports' off-season.
Scott recently starred in "Reboot."
Ilia Isorelys Paulino plays Lila, Kimberly's co-worker at Sips who teams up with Bela on her all-female comedy magazine.
Paulino has also been in "Me Time" and "Queenpins."
Chris Meyer returns as Canaan, another one of Kimberly's co-workers who starts a romantic relationship with Whitney. While Whitney has a difficult time finding the right path for her, Canann is confident in his direction and future.
You might recognize Meyer from "Grown-ish," "Tell Me a Story" or "The Fosters."
Lauren "Lolo" Spencer reprises her role as Jocelyn, the friends' hall mate whose flirting goes overboard sometimes.
Spencer has also had notable roles in "Give Me Liberty" and "Firebuds."
Season 2 introduces Mitchell Slaggart as Jackson, the friends' neighbor who is a climate refugee who transferred to Essex. Jackson quickly makes an impression on the roommates as sharing a wall with Kimberly sparks some unintended conflict.
Slaggart can also be seen in "Gossip Girl" and "Wish Upon."
Renika Williams returns as Willow, Whitney's friend from the soccer team who become a close friend of the whole group. Willow also shows Leighton the ropes to navigating the lesbian community at Essex as she comes out.
You might recognize Williams from "Modern Love," "P-Valley" or "Healing River."
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Leighton, Whitney, Bela and Kimberly are back at Essex and better than ever
The Sex Lives of College Girls season 2 debuts Nov. 17 on HBO Max (HBO Max)
"The Sex Lives of College Girls" is back for Season 2, reuniting Leighton, Whitney, Bela and Kimberly as the roommates tackle new obstacles after returning from Thanksgiving break.
Here's a refresher on who's who as the new season premieres on HBO Max.
Renée Rapp returns as Leighton, a confident freshman pursuing Greek Life and masking her math whiz tendencies from the public eye whenever possible. Though she confided in Kimberly last season about being gay, Leighton comes out to her friends and enjoys not having to hide her love life from her school friends.
Rapp is a newcomer to the industry after playing Regina George in the Broadway musical "Mean Girls."
Pauline Chalamet stars as Kimberly, a naive young women who is starting to get clued into the social dimensions of college after being sheltered in her hometown. After losing her scholarship, Kimberly struggles to raise the money for tuition when she realizes balancing classes, her part-time work and extra work is just not possible.
You might have seen Chalamet in "The King of Staten Island" or in short like "Seasick" and "Adulting."
Amrit Kaur reprises her role as Bela, a bold comedy nerd who dreams of writing for "SNL." After leaving her dream comedy club in Season 1, Bela is determined to staff her all-female comedy magazine with the best talents the campus has to offer.
Kaur has had roles in "Star Trek: Short Treks," "Kim's Convenience" and "The Bold Type."
Alyah Chanelle Scott stars as Whitney, a soccer player who struggles to find her passion and direction in her sports' off-season.
Scott recently starred in "Reboot."
Ilia Isorelys Paulino plays Lila, Kimberly's co-worker at Sips who teams up with Bela on her all-female comedy magazine.
Paulino has also been in "Me Time" and "Queenpins."
Chris Meyer returns as Canaan, another one of Kimberly's co-workers who starts a romantic relationship with Whitney. While Whitney has a difficult time finding the right path for her, Canann is confident in his direction and future.
You might recognize Meyer from "Grown-ish," "Tell Me a Story" or "The Fosters."
Lauren "Lolo" Spencer reprises her role as Jocelyn, the friends' hall mate whose flirting goes overboard sometimes.
Spencer has also had notable roles in "Give Me Liberty" and "Firebuds."
Season 2 introduces Mitchell Slaggart as Jackson, the friends' neighbor who is a climate refugee who transferred to Essex. Jackson quickly makes an impression on the roommates as sharing a wall with Kimberly sparks some unintended conflict.
Slaggart can also be seen in "Gossip Girl" and "Wish Upon."
Renika Williams returns as Willow, Whitney's friend from the soccer team who become a close friend of the whole group. Willow also shows Leighton the ropes to navigating the lesbian community at Essex as she comes out.
You might recognize Williams from "Modern Love," "P-Valley" or "Healing River."
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Drew Barrymore shares intimate reason why she’s ‘not a person who needs sex’
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Drew Barrymore has explained she is 'not a person who needs sex' post-divorce (Arturo Holmes/WireImage via Getty Images)
Drew Barrymore has opened up about love and intimacy following her divorce from Will Kopelman, stating that she is “not a person who needs sex”.
Posting on her blog on Sunday (16 October), Barrymore explained that a woman had assumed that she “hates sex” after comments she made that “abstaining from sex for six months just didn’t seem like that long to me”.
In the deeply intimate post, Barrymore, 47, explained that since her divorce in 2016 after four years of marriage she does not hate sex, however she now has “very different feelings about intimacy”.
She wrote: “At nearly 48 I have very different feelings about intimacy than I did growing up… After two kids and a separation from their father that has made me cautious, I have had the pleasure of shifting my focus when it comes to love for myself and my two daughters.
“I know that does not include a man nor has it for a while. I’ve come to realise through working in therapy (with Barry), he said something and I had to write it down.
“He said, ‘Sex is not love! It is the expression of love.’ I have searched my whole life to have words like that to help me understand the difference and now, thanks to him, I do.”
Barrymore added that since her divorce she has “not been able to have an intimate relationship”, but is instead able to “work on myself” and “learn what parenting is”.
“I also talk about and have learned when something doesn’t make you feel good or it makes you feel bad about yourself, pay as much attention to that as what makes you feel great because there’s a lesson in there,” she wrote.
Drew Barrymore also opened up about the ending of her marriage, explaining that her divorce “rocked my core”.
“For the record, I do not hate sex! I have just finally come to the epiphany that love and sex are simply not the same thing I searched my whole life for, which is to be a calm woman and not a bombastic party girl.
“When you grow up and are in a marriage with kids, you think you’ll only be with this one person for the rest of your life, and then that doesn’t happen? It rocked me to my core, to put it lightly.
“But I am lucky enough to have my cup runneth over in the love department: I have my two daughters, and for the first time ever in my life, I’m actually including self-love, too.”
Barrymore has previously stated that she has been meeting new people in recent years, explaining that Queer Eye ‘s Fab Five has helped her to reenter the dating scene since her split.
During an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show , the Fab Five coached the actress through a digital date with chef Sam Talbot.
Celebs you didn’t know have an LGBT sibling
Speaking to interior designer Bobby Berk, Barrymore admitted she thought it would take her a “very long time” to meet someone, as she has “two young girls” at home.
But Berk told her not to put too much pressure on herself, and that admitting “I don’t know how to do it” is usually the “first step of figuring out how to do it”.
Speaking to ET after the show, Barrymore said Bobby’s advice was “honestly was one of the most healing moments I have had in the last decade”.
“He said, ‘Your apprehension and cautiousness is what helps make you a good parent,” she added.
“It was a real gift for me to to get that nod of approval that yeah, my parenting comes first.”
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