A feature-length concert film documenting Depeche Mode’s recent shows in Mexico City will arrive later this year, the band announced Thursday. The film will serve as “a window into the band ...

The White Lotus Season 3 finale took the Ratliff family on a rollercoaster ride of emotions ranging from near-death experiences to some enlightenment regarding patriarch Timothy’s (Jason Isaacs ...

The episode title sums it up: “Amor Fati,” which as Chelsea describes it, means “you have to embrace your fate, good or bad. Whatever will be will be.” Of course, Chelsea absolutely should not have ...

Because, according to Mark White, creator of the series, there is no good or bad karma. He believes only in Amor Fati–the title of the final episode. As Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood), the only character ...

The third season of The White Lotus aired its season finale last night, and fans ran to the internet to share their reactions to some of the episode's biggest moments -- including the characters ...

After Hawaii and Sicily, the latest outing of the black comedy shifted focus to the hotel chain’s luxury Thai resort. We're yet to see how the finale unfolds, but there's plenty of potential ...

"It was like this odd, ominous thing that was just hanging over us." As the actress explained at a special finale event at the Four Seasons Westlake Village, she felt the heaviness of her ...

Ten of the season three stars united on Sunday to watch and break down the action-packed finale. By Kirsten Chuba Events Editor As the season three finale of The White Lotus arrived on Sunday ...

The finale of The White Lotus didn’t exactly hold back on drama. From a brutal gun battle to shocking family secrets, it turned its usual blend of psychological discomfort into a fitting close for the ...

The post The White Lotus Season 3 Finale Features a Real Body Count and Little Else to Say appeared first on Consequence. Having just given a lot of thought as to which characters I would most ...

It’s impossible to comprehend the sheer numbers lost to COVID-19. Japanese painter Yuri Shimojo’s series “Memento Mori,” which meditates on losing individuals and multitudes, helps.