Did the First ‘The White Lotus’ Death Just Happen?

The premiere of "The White Lotus" previewed that several characters would die this season. Is it too soon to find out the identity of the first? (Warning: Spoilers!)

Manage newsletters View in browser Did the First 'The White Lotus' Death Just Happen? By Fletcher Peters The premiere of "The White Lotus" previewed that several characters would die this season. Is it too soon to find out the identity of the first? (Warning: Spoilers!) Netflix's 'Wednesday' Series Is an Unimaginative Bore By Nick Schager Despite the excitement for a show centered on the Addams Family's dark, sarcastic daughter, Tim Burton's series feels like a pale imitation of his—and the family's—better projects. The First Gay Male 'Below Deck' Chief Stew Spills the Tea By Kevin Fallon As Season 10 of "Below Deck" sets sail, Fraser Olender tells us about making history, his regrets from the show, and why the new season is wilder than you could even imagine. Advertisement The Kooky-Crazy Story Behind Céline Dion Musical 'Titanique' By Kevin Fallon The silliest, smartest, gayest, most joyous show in New York has been a sold-out smash—and it just got bigger. Its stars and creators break down all the madness and magic. The Hotel in 'The White Lotus' Is the Best Character on TV By Louis Staples Each episode of "The White Lotus" surfaces a different fan-favorite character or performance. But it's the absurdity of the luxury resort itself that makes the show work. 'The Walking Dead' Was Bad Years Before Its Series Finale By Laura Bradley A decade ago, "The Walking Dead" was both the most-watched series on cable *and* one of the most talked about. Now it's going out with a shamble and a dull moan. Entertainment devotees: get ready to be Obsessed.  Join our free newsletter to hear what's coming soon.  Sign Up Inside the Wine Fest Debacle That Has People Yelling 'Fyre!' By Adam Manno, Krystie Yandoli The event imploded this fall—and some of those who know the big-talking organizer are not shocked. Will Taylor Swift Finally Win a Song of the Year Grammy? By Kyndall Cunningham In an otherwise dull category—one she's somehow never won before—Swift's 10-minute version of "All Too Well" is the only nominee that actually shifted pop culture this year. Advertisement Ivanka Tried to Dodge Her Court-Appointed Financial Monitor The Trumps were all appointed a court monitor to supervise their finances. Only Ivanka tried to get out of it. First Time to the Florida Keys? Here's What You Need to Know To help streamline your first trip to the island chain, let me dispel a few myths about the Keys and provide some been-there-done-that tips. Harry & Meghan to Receive Award for Fighting 'Royal Racism' Plus, William and Kate's U.S. trip takes place two days before Harry and Meghan receive RFK Human Rights Foundation award. And Charles is angry over Anne and Edward seeing Andrew. The Best Screen-Free Tech Gifts to Delight Your Kids This Holiday Season These tech-forward toys are 100 percent screen-free, so kids can tune in their minds instead of being tuned out. The Best Screen-Free Tech Gifts to Delight Your Kids This Holiday Season These tech-forward toys are 100 percent screen-free, so kids can tune in their minds instead of being tuned out. This Website Let's You Get Authentic NYC Bagels Delivered Right to Your Door They're the real deal. See More Stories Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here. Advertisement © 2022 The Daily Beast Company LLC I 555 W. 18th Street, New York NY, 10011   Privacy Policy   If you are on a mobile device or cannot view the images in this message, click here to view this email in your browser. To ensure delivery of these emails, please add emails@thedailybeast.com to your address book. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, or think you have received this message in error, you can safely unsubscribe. https://elink.thedailybeast.com/oc/61415435109eeb2e0e1eed49hpyk0.2hll/7d4dc6f4

Texas Was Headed Blue. Now Dems Hope to Stop the Bleeding.

Democrats used to have high hopes for turning the Lone Star State blue. But after two consecutive elections in which Texas got redder, they're regrouping.

Manage newsletters View in browser Texas Was Headed Blue. Now Dems Hope to Stop the Bleeding. By Ursula Perano Democrats used to have high hopes for turning the Lone Star State blue. But after two consecutive elections in which Texas got redder, they're regrouping. Ivanka Tried to Dodge Her Court-Appointed Financial Monitor By Jose Pagliery The Trumps were all appointed a court monitor to supervise their finances. Only Ivanka tried to get out of it. The Left Needs a Better Message on Crime By Ben Burgis Republicans scared people into voting for them, while the grassroots left pushed "defund the police" or even "prison abolition." Here's how progressives can win on public safety. The Truth is a Beast. Are you?  Get unlimited access to the Beast's fearless reporting.  Subscribe Advertisement Trump Should Run More Like Nixon Did (I'm Not Kidding) By Matt Lewis Tricky Dick waited a lot longer to announce his candidacy, and let his rivals catch all the heat in the meantime. Why Garland's Special Counsel Move Is a Huge Mistake By Shan Wu The decision has already become a political football—which is the opposite of what the attorney general intended. Advertisement Gun-Loving Troll Boebert Offers 'Prayers' to Club Victims Lauren Boebert, who scoffed at gun control after Uvalde and has railed against drag queens and gender-inclusivity, had the gall to tweet about the shooting's "lawless violence." How a Heavy Metal Sound Guy Screwed Up a Tight Race for GOP Tricky Dick waited a lot longer to announce his candidacy, and let his rivals catch all the heat in the meantime. Next Congress Will Have Even More Election Deniers A libertarian metalhead won nearly 4 percent of the vote in a Colorado congressional race that was projected to go Republican but instead turned blue. Advertisement 1.  Roberts Under Pressure to Answer SCOTUS Leak Claims: Report  'OPERATION HIGHER COURT' Two senior Democrats have sent a letter to the chief justice demanding answers. 2.  Iran Soccer Stars Refuse to Sing Anthem at World Cup  SILENT PROTEST The team remained resolute as fans in Qatar booed and whistled. 3.  Kanye West Says He's Running for President in 2024  'YE24' He also said Milo Yiannopoulos is "working on the campaign." Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here. © 2022 The Daily Beast Company LLC I 555 W. 18th Street, New York NY, 10011   Privacy Policy   If you are on a mobile device or cannot view the images in this message, click here to view this email in your browser. To ensure delivery of these emails, please add emails@thedailybeast.com to your address book. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, or think you have received this message in error, you can safely unsubscribe. https://elink.thedailybeast.com/oc/61415435109eeb2e0e1eed49hpwla.rq7/87fd062e