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Season 3 of the series following a star-studded cast staying at an exclusive resort in Thailand has already been full of twists and turns. After teasing a body floating in the water during the season premiere, we are now even closer to learning who it was, and why they died.

There are eight episodes in Season 3 of “The White Lotus,” with the first episode airing in mid-February, and the finale airing at the beginning of next month.

Here’s everything you should know about the series so far.

Incest hangover: ‘The White Lotus’ unhappy endings, explained

When is ‘The White Lotus’ Season 3 finale?

“The White Lotus” Season 3 finale, titled “Amor Fati,” will air on HBO Sunday, April 6 and be available for streaming at 9 p.m. EST/PST.

The English monarch is remembered for having six wives, requiring the long-awaited sequel series to PBS Masterpiece’s “Wolf Hall” (Sundays, 9 ET/PT) — shot entirely in stunning centuries-old locations — to feature two very different weddings.

With access to historic Wells Cathedral granted for one day, Lewis, 54, packed in two royal reboots — his happy betrothal to Wife No. 3 Jane Seymour (“Peaky Blinders” star Kate Phillips) and the chilly ceremony with Wife No. 4, Anne of Cleves (Dana Herfurth).

“I was getting married an awful lot,” Lewis says. “There’s the enthusiastic marriage to Jane Seymour. She was terrified of him, with some justification, since he just chopped his previous wife’s head off (Anne Boleyn). Then there’s Anne of Cleves. The marriages required a very different mindset.”

The “Back to the Future” star, 60, announced in a series of Instagram posts on Saturday that his dad died on March 12. He shared several photos of his father through the years, which showed him bearing a striking resemblance to Crispin as a young man.

A representative for Crispin Glover confirmed to USA TODAY on Sunday that Bruce died of natural causes.

Bruce Glover, 92, was best known for starring opposite Sean Connery’s James Bond in 1971’s “Diamonds Are Forever” as Mr. Wint, an assassin.

In an unusual moment at the end of Saturday’s “SNL” episode hosted by Mikey Madison, the country singer, who served as musical guest, abruptly walked off the stage during the signoff.

The cast and musical guest traditionally stay on stage at the end of “SNL” each week and are seen saying goodbye and hugging one another as the credits roll. On Saturday, though, Wallen left the stage immediately after Madison said goodnight. He could be seen briefly hugging the “Anora” star before walking toward the audience and past the view of the camera.

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Madison and the rest of the cast remained on stage for the remainder of the credits. After the episode, Wallen took to his Instagram Stories to post a photo of a plane and wrote, “Get me to God’s country.”

Harlan Boll, Chamberlain’s representative, confirmed to USA TODAY on Sunday that the actor died Saturday from complications following a stroke. He would have celebrated his 91st birthday Monday.

Born in Los Angeles in 1934, Chamberlain was a U.S Army veteran who served in Korea before he began to pursue acting, getting his start in a 1959 episode of “Alfred Hitchcock Presents.” After popping up on episodes of shows like “Gunsmoke” and “Riverboat,” Chamberlain landed his breakthrough role as Dr. Kildare, a young medical intern, on the medical drama of the same name, which ran on NBC from 1961 to 1966. He won a Golden Globe Award for the role.

Richard Chamberlain shot to fame in 1961 as TV heartthrob ‘Dr. Kildare’

Chamberlain went on to star in TV movies such as “The Count of Monte Cristo,” for which he received an Emmy nomination. In 1980, he starred in the original “Shōgun” miniseries as John Blackthorne, the role later played by Cosmo Jarvis in the 2024 version. The actor, dubbed the “king of the miniseries,” later played Ralph de Bricassart in 1983’s “The Thorn Birds.”