CHICAGO (WLS) -- Fans of "The White Lotus" will be able to see the infamous poisonous seeds at the Chicago's Field Museum. The seeds of the pong pong tree made their debut on the first episode of ...

Nestled in The Field Museum's Economic Botany Collection, there's a locked "poisonous plants" cabinet -- and fans of The White Lotus might recognize something inside.

On April 14, the public can get a close-up look at the now-infamous seeds during a special viewing at the museum. In addition ...

The White Lotus’ creator Mike White sprinkled seeds of foreshadowing surrounding Thailand’s fateful pong pong tree in the ...

In the introductory episode of the third season of “The White Lotus,” which aired its season finale Sunday, a receptionist at ...

But nothing prepared me for the onslaught of texts I got after the season three finale of "The White Lotus." Friends, family, ...

The Fiji Teachers Union will be pushing for a Teachers Protection Policy in the upcoming Education Act of 1966. General ...

Western intelligence agencies warned on Tuesday of an increasing threat from Beijing’s security services to use malicious ...

Sun glints on the milk-tea-coloured river as fishermen putt past on motorised sampans. The gong has rung, and we walk down ...

Shortly after dawn, more than 200 monks from an order of Tibetan exiles carry carefully bundled scriptures and 108 gold-gilt Buddha statues in a long procession toward the site revered as Siddhartha ...

The blue lotus, a captivating water lily entwined with Egyptian mythology, has long dazzled archaeologists and historians.

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