Smart, funny, and compulsively watchable, HBO’s “The White Lotus” is a TV satire that strikes a perfect balance between vicious and empathetic, skewering the superrich while humanizing their outlandish foibles. The series follows wealthy tourists at a luxury resort whose dream vacation turns deadly, yet remains alluring. For readers seeking similar themes, novels like “If you want to open on a dead body” by Amina Akhtar, “The Hunting Party” by Lucy Foley, and “Salisbury Square” by Emma Rosenblum offer rich depictions of the wealthy behaving badly, with murder mysteries and dark humor.
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Brian Cox returns to the Scottish stage as Edinburgh festivals begin
The Royal Bank of Scotland's rise and fall is depicted in the major production "Make it Happen," starring Brian Cox as the ghost of economist Adam Smith, who aims to advocate for social justice. This biting satire is among the highlights of the Edinburgh International Festival, where the city transforms into a global arts hub with thousands of performances. Want More Context? 🔎
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