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“Past-life regression therapy” has taught the 34-year-old actor gratitude. Now a star of HBO’s “I Love LA,” he can see how good he’s got it. Credit...Adam Powell for The New York Times Supported by By ...

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Every generation has a chaos show—a cultural artifact that captures the vulnerability and specific humor of right now, whenever that “now” might be. In 2012, it was Girls. In 2016, it was Insecure.

Los Angeles isn’t beating the superficiality allegations. At least, not according to Rachel Sennott. In her new half-hour comedy series “I Love LA,” which premiered Sunday on HBO, influencers reign ...