The seeds are part of the poison plant collection at the museum. Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times Share The show might be called “The White Lotus” but it’s the flowering pong-pong tree that’s ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – With a 96-76 win over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday evening, the Orlando Magic have officially won the Southeast division and clinched the No. 7 seed in the East Play-In ...

If you've been watching "The White Lotus" you probably remember a tree with poisonous seeds featured around the Thai resort where the most recent season was set. Not only is the Pong Pong tree ...

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I just wrapped up a story for our march April issue on Cambio Roses and its new Keurig-compatible coffee pod. What’s exciting about this pod is that it’s aluminum, and this is the first time that this ...

Crunchy air-popped lotus seeds are becoming a craze as a healthier replacement for greasy potato chips. Also known as makhana, the seeds deliver the same crunch without the added oil and calories ...

The White Lotus, season 3 finale review: A bloody, uncomfortable journey to true enlightenment Mike White’s drama bows out in a hail of bullets, but doesn’t quite match the height of previous ...

By Daniel Fienberg, Angie Han [This article contains spoilers for the finale of the third season of HBO’s The White Lotus ... that it’s specifically the seeds that are poisonous and only ...

After the surprising and truly fateful finale of Season 3 of “The White Lotus” on Sunday, Aimee Lou Wood had some takeaways that underscore all the feels that viewers are sure to be having ...

“The White Lotus” creator Mike White revealed another would-be viral scene that didn’t quite make it into the Season 3 finale. White said during the “‘White Lotus’ Official Podcast ...

The poisonous fruit tree featured in The White Lotus season 3 is, in fact, real and is formally known as the Cerbera Odollam, native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. The seeds of this ...

Merely touching the fruit won’t kill you, but ingesting its seeds—as depicted on The White Lotus—boasts a high chance of leading to exactly that. As outlined in a National Library of ...