Glamorama, the fourth novel by Bret Easton Ellis, arrived to U.S. bookstores just in time for Christmas 1998. The book tells the story of Victor Ward, a young, attractive model who becomes involved in an international terrorist group. To critics, Glamorama seemed delirious. To Ellis, it was a satire of ‘90s society, obsessed with consumerism, brands and success. During the same era, Hoyt Richards, who is considered the first male supermodel, was immersed in his own thriller rife with conspiracy and paranoia. At 36 years of age, he was a fashion legend. He had worked for the best designers, walked runways around the world, and earned millions. What no one knew is that he was also trying to escape from an exclusive sect for the hot and rich.

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In the world of television, Girls marked a before and after when it premiered in 2012. If Sex and the City, which debuted 14 years earlier, reminded women of their power and their right to have fun and take control of their lives, Girls — the quintessential millennial series, written, directed, and starring Lena Dunham — delved much deeper into the realities of everyday life, far less glamorous for ordinary people.

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The Pitt has been one of the biggest surprises to hit television in recent years. The HBO Max medical drama is a combination of the glory days of ER mixed with the clock-ticking tension of 24, and that's working perfectly for viewers, who've fallen in love with the characters they've been on shift with. However, that doesn't mean fans should get used to seeing those characters regularly, as some have found out to their cost. That brings us directly to Supriya Ganesh, who played Dr. Samira Mohan across the show's first two seasons, who has addressed her shock departure from the series, and it sounds like the decision came from the very top.

Spoiler Alert: This list contains spoilers for the Euphoria series finale.It's the end of an era with Season 3 of Euphoria. Five years have passed since Rue (Zendaya) found herself in a sticky situation. In the aftermath of Season 2, she has been living on the run, drifting from one small town to another until she finally settles in Los Angeles. But Rue has demons waiting for her, both old and new. And although she's far more sober than she was in her teenage years, she's unable to truly escape the drug world.

Spoiler Alert: This list contains spoilers for the Euphoria series finale.Everyone literally comes crashing down in the Season 3 finale of Euphoria. Since its premiere in 2019, audiences have watched Rue's (Zendaya) volatile highs and lows as a struggling drug addict. But even with every type of substance entering her bloodstream, Rue seems to have cheated death countless times — until it finally catches up to her in the finale.