In the fall of 2004, ABC aired a new, experimental thriller series loosely inspired by the success of the reality show Survivor. Simply titled Lost, what began as just the tale of a group of people trying to recover after a plane crash slowly morphed into a story of investigating the strange rules of their new home, even if that meant putting themselves in danger.

While Season 1 was a great story, it ended with one big question: what’s in the hatch? What cemented Lost in television history is how Season 2 answered this question — with a cold open serenely showing the routine of Desmond, the man in the hatch, all set to a cheery Cass Elliot jingle.

Almost 22 years later, history is repeating itself. In 2025, Paradise slowly amassed a cult following with a story that began as a political whodunit, but completely changed when it was revealed the entire pilot took place in a massive underground city serving as a fallout shelter. And just like Lost before it, Season 2 of Paradise, streaming on Hulu on February 23, goes from good to great by shifting its focus. But this time, it’s not someone inside the hatch — it’s someone outside of it.

If your impression of Nashville is strictly neon lights, bachelorette parties, and crowded sidewalks, then you haven’t been staying in the right neighborhood.

Virgin Hotels Nashville puts you in the heart of Nashville’s Music Row, where you’ll be a short drive from the iconic Ryman Auditorium, steps from the trendy Gulch neighborhood, and surrounded by the city’s sights and (often impressive) sounds. The hotel itself is exactly what you’d expect from a Virgin Hotels property — fun, design-forward, sustainably run — with amenities that go the extra mile. Add in a 24-hour fitness center and pet-friendly accommodations, and the only thing left to do is decide between booking an easy-going chamber or a luxurious suite. (Spoiler alert: you can’t go wrong.)