As they say, all good things must come to an end. Unfortunately, that time has come for HBO's hit series, The White Lotus, which aired its Season Two finale on Sunday. The dark comedy, created by Mike White, follows a group of wealthy travelers whose vacation is upended by never-ending drama. This season was full of sexual tension, family drama, money trouble, a comedic death—if you know, you know—and of course, rich people suffering. If that's your thing (we won't judge!), check out this list of shows with a similar vibe. Hell, you might even find a favorite of yours on this list that has rewatch potential—it's high time for another viewing of Schitt's Creek, isn't it? These shows might not be set on a Sicilian resort, but trust us, they're just as juicy. So dive in, fellow vacationers.
As they say, all good things must come to an end. Unfortunately, that time has come for HBO's hit series, The White Lotus, which aired its Season Two finale on Sunday. The dark comedy, created by Mike White, follows a group of wealthy travelers whose vacation is upended by never-ending drama. This season was full of sexual tension, family drama, money trouble, a comedic death—if you know, you know—and of course, rich people suffering. If that's your thing (we won't judge!), check out this list of shows with a similar vibe. Hell, you might even find a favorite of yours on this list that has rewatch potential—it's high time for another viewing of Schitt's Creek, isn't it? These shows might not be set on a Sicilian resort, but trust us, they're just as juicy. So dive in, fellow vacationers. |
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OK, the "virtual trading cards" are as complete and obvious a scam as any ever run by El Caudillo del Mar-A-Lago in his entire sorry-ass career. This grift makes Trump Steaks look like prime Kobe beef and Trump University look like Trinity College, Oxford. But the former president* this week has been getting up to more than merely soaking the rubes again. (Surely, stupid people must run out of money eventually, don't they? If not, my faith in humanity is shaken.) According to whoever talks to the Wall Street Journal, he's giving up on his massive, if ill-attended, wankfests in order to—and I am not good enough to make this one up—"tour key states and conduct smaller policy events." |
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Each night as I put my three-year-old son to bed we read our books, we sing our songs, and I tell myself that he may not survive to see the morning. When I revealed this to my mother the other night, she said it made her sick to her stomach. "How could you do that?" she asked. "How could you possibly think like that?" She sat on the couch in my living room, the light from the fire roaring in the fireplace danced across her face as she looked at me with earnest concern. I sat on the hearth and took a beat to digest the moment. Then I inhaled deeply, and started to explain. About two and a half years ago, I became fascinated with the philosophy known as Stoicism, an ancient school of thought that urges us to own the immediate present, and in doing so, to achieve true freedom—and, perhaps, even happiness. |
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