Everything We Know About Netflix's 'Ginny & Georgia' Season 2

Will there be more of the mother-daughter duo?

By Esther Zuckerman

Published on 26/02/2021 at 10:49 PM

The first season of Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia ends with a bunch of revelations and a rash decision. It’s a perfect set up for another season of the series, which plays like Gilmore Girls turned up to 11. Yes, the show follows former teen mom Georgia, who moves her now surly teenage daughter Ginny to a precious New England town after the death of her rich yoga-mogul husband. Georgia has a lot of secrets in her past and Ginny has a lot of angst. But is there officially more of their story in the works? Here’s what we know.

Is Ginny & Georgia renewed for a Season 2?

Not yet. But Netflix rarely doesn’t give their popular shows a chance to expand, so a renewal is likely in the cards.

When is it debuting?

Slow down! As I said, it hasn’t even been renewed. We’ll keep you updated when we know more.

What will Season 2 be about?

OK, here’s where we can start speculating. Season 1 ends with the revelation that, yup, Georgia (Brianne Howey) definitely murdered her ex-husband who was creepy to Ginny. (She also murdered an earlier husband who was also a piece of shit.) Ginny (Antonia Gentry), upon getting confirmation about all of her worst fears about her mother, decides to run away, taking her little brother (Diesel La Torraca) along with her. Presumably, Season 2 will open with all the fall out of Ginny’s actions.

Plus, there are a ton of dangling questions, among them: Will Georgia ever get together with cute restauranteur Joe (Raymond Ablack), who she actually met when she was a runaway teen herself? Will private investigator Gabriel Cordova (Alex Mallari Jr.) continue to try to out Georgia for her misdeeds? Will Georgia end up marrying the hunky mayor Paul (Scott Porter)? And what about Ginny’s love triangle? Will she get back together with next-door neighbor Marcus (Felix Mallard)? Will she ever make up with her friends, among them Marcus’ twin sister Max (Sara Waisglass)? Seriously! There is so much left unanswered.

Any word from the creator on what’s in store?

It all comes back to the fact that Ginny and Georgia are more alike than they are different, even though Ginny is really pissed off at her mom. Creator Sarah Lampert told O that the writers always wanted to build to that cliffhanger. “She’s doing exactly what her mother does: Always running,” Lampert said. It’s hard to imagine that Ginny will be gone from Wellsbury very long. Remember when Buffy left Sunnydale at the beginning of Season 3 to waitress in a diner, but was soon back at her old haunts? Yeah, it’ll probably be something like that.

Will we ever get more details on the tap dance flash mob?

I sure hope so. Ginny’s boyfriend Hunter (Mason Temple) busts out a happy birthday tap dance at school with little explanation and I still have so many questions.

Esther Zuckerman is a senior entertainment writer at Thrillist. Follow her on Twitter @ezwrites.

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Where to Celebrate Lunar New Year 2023 in Australia

And what it means to be in the year of the Rabbit.

By Natasha Bazika

Published on 12/01/2023 at 12:59

where to celebrate lunar new year australia

Starting with the new moon on Sunday, January 22, this Lunar New Year ushers in the year of the Rabbit. We’ve put together a guide on celebrating the Lunar New Year in Australia.

What is special about the year of the Rabbit?

As you might know, each year has an animal sign in the Chinese Zodiac, which is based on the moon and has a 12-year cycle. This year, we celebrate the year of the rabbit, known to be the luckiest out of all twelve animals. It symbolises mercy, elegance, and beauty.

What celebrations are taking place and how can I get involved?

There are plenty of festivals happening all around the country which you can get involved with. Here they are per state.

New South Wales

Darling Harbour Fireworks
When: Every year, Sydney puts on a fireworks show, and this year, you can catch it on January 28 and February 4 at 9 pm in Darling Harbour.

Dragon Boat Races
When: Witness three days of dragon boat races and entertainment on Cockle Bay to usher in the Lunar New Year. The races will commence on January 27 and finish on January 29.

Lion Dances
When: Catch a traditional Lion Dance moving to the beat of a vigorous drum bringing good luck and fortune for the Lunar New Year. The dance performances will happen across Darling Harbour on Saturday, January 21, Sunday, January 22, and Sunday, February 4 and 5, around 6 pm and 9 pm.

Lunar New Year at Cirrus Dining
When: Barangaroo’s waterfront seafood restaurant, Cirrus, is celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with a special feast menu. Cirrus’ LNY menu is $128pp with optional wine pairing and is available from Saturday, January 21, to Sunday, February 5.

Auntie Philter
When: Hello Auntie’s owner and executive chef, Cuong Nguyen will be dishing out some of the most classic Vietnamese street foods with his mum, Linda. All of Philter’s favourites will be on offer, as well as Raspberry Pash Beer Slushies and other cocktails being served at the Philter Brewing rooftop bar on Sunday, January 22 and Sunday, January 29.

Victoria

Lunar New Year Festival
When: Ring in the Lunar New Year with food, music, arts, and more on Sunday, January 22, from 10 am to 9 pm.

Lunar New Year at the National Gallery of Victoria
When: Celebrate the year of the rabbit at the National Gallery of Victoria’s festival of art, food, and art-making activities for everyone from 10 am-5 pm.

Queensland

BriAsia Festival
When: From February 1-19, Brisbane will come alive with performances, including lion dances and martial arts displays. There will be street food, workshops, comedy and more.

South Australia

Chinatown Adelaide Street Party
When: Adelaide is set to hose a fun-filled day celebrating the Chinese New Year on Saturday, January 28, from 12 pm to 9 pm.

Western Australia

Crown Perth
When: Across January and February, Crown Perth hosts free live entertainment, including colourful lion dances, roving mascots, and drumming performances. The restaurants will also throw banquets and menus dedicated to the Lunar New Year.

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