Our No. 1 legacy-media mogul turns [REDACTED], but his children turned enemies are the ones celebrating.
kicks off with another asshole’s birthday party, albeit a much stiffer affair than Kendall’s 40th with its “all bangers” playlist, its full-scale replica of his childhood treehouse, and its entryway modeled after Lady Caroline’s birth canal. By contrast, Logan’s birthday is a staid, old-money, legacy-media-style soirée so exclusive to his inner circle and strategic guest list that the appearance of Cousin Greg’s “plus one” and her giant handbag constitutes a scandal.
True to form, they immediately find another shiny thing to run after. Word is circulating that Pierce, the respected media company that has been Logan’s white whale for years, is up on the auction block again, and the kids will have enough money between them, post-GoJo deal, to put in a serious bid. The opportunity is too delicious to pass up, especially after Logan humiliated them in their efforts to stop the sale.
The negotiations turn into a bidding war between Logan and the children, though even Logan seems to have enough business sense to keep himself from overbidding. When the kids eventually get the victory, it costs them $10 billion, because they don’t want to “nickel and dime it” by bidding, say, half a billion dollars less.
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