Isabela Merced takes us behind the scenes of bringing Turtles All the Way Down to life, teases filming The Last of Us Season 2, and shares her favorite books, when she was the most starstruck, and more.

Filming is happening now for The Last of Us season 2, with no official air date in sight for the next batch of episodes. A previous report revealed a March/April 2025 premiere was being targeted by HBO, which would put it two years after the release of the show's first season.

Remembering that Aza spent a summer with Pickett’s son, Davis (Mallard), at a retreat for grieving children (aka “sad camp”), Daisy urges her friend to rack her brain for useful memories about the family. When Aza recalls a random camera on the Picketts’ property, the Indianapolis teens embark on an investigation.

"It's really, really exciting. There's a scene in particular that I think is going to be on everyone's Twitter feed."

Isabela Merced, the talented actress embodying Dina in the eagerly awaited series adaptation of "The Last of Us," has offered fans a glimpse into what they can anticipate in the upcoming Season 2.

Author John Green has a knack for putting readers in the shoes of complicated young adults, from the cancer patients of The Fault in Our Stars to the boarding school crew of Looking for Alaska. But in his 2017 novel Turtles All the Way Down,