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I'm Tonya Mosley.
This has been quite a year so far for my guest Natasha Rothwell.
She returns to the third season of the popular HBO show the White Lotus.
And just this past weekend, her Hulu series How to Die Alone, which she created and starred in,
won an Independent Spirit award for best ensemble cast and a new scripted series.
But that win is bittersweet because the show,
which premiered last September, was canceled after just one season.
While Rothwell's return to the White Lotus signals a deeper dive
into the tension between entitlement
and servitude,
which has been present along with murder in every season of the show,
it follows the storyline of seemingly picture perfect travelers
with various dysfunctions who go to the White Lotus resort to escape.
In the first season, Rothwell's character, Belinda, is a spa manager.