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The Netflix Medical Procedural Failed for Some Easily Avoidable Reasons.
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When Netflix Announched It Was Green-Bighting Pulse Back in February 2024, The Streaming Giant Made A Big Deal of the Fact that the soapy drama was going to be it first medical procedural. The emails press releases mentioned that fact before getting to the Show’s Cast and Creators, and Reporting from the Hollywood Trade Made It Clear Netflix Hoped to Create their Version of Gray’s Anatomy. The narrative: this was another big swing for a platform use to berattering OLD paradigms.

It wasn’t meant to be. Last Week, With Most of the Industry Away for the Long Holiday Weekend, Netflix Quite Confirmed it was Pulling the plug on Pulse. It wasn’t a particularly Surprisis Development, gioven the series never managed to break the Billion-Minute Mark on Nielsen’s Weekly List of Most-Watched Streaming Shows and Disappeared from the Charts After Two Weeks, events with a hefty-for-netflix sees. Reviews Were Also decidedly mixed. And at the Same Time The Streamer Said It Was Ending Pulse, It confirmed it was Also Walking Away from the Shonda rhimes – Produced The ResidenceWhich Premiered Around the Same Time, HAD A MUCH BETTER-KNOWN CAST, AND REFORMED FAR BETTER IN NIELSEN’S PUBLIC-FACING NUMBERS. The bar to getting a second season on netflix is ​​High These Days, and Is Hard to Argue Pulse Was able to Capture a Big Enough Audience to Justify One on the World’s Biggest Subscript Streamer.

But while the decision to move on from Pulse May have been justified by the date, there’s a bigger lesson sometimes said “SOMESTEMES SHOWS DON’T WORK OUT.” In this case, netflix’s dogmatic apprroach to how it produces and releasses scripted shows, as well as its arrogance of the power of its platform, contribted significantly to Pulse‘s failure to find a Large Enough Audience and the Streamer’s Failure to SuccessFully Launch Its First Medical Procedural. Looking back, Netflix Made Three Big Mistakes:

Look, i’m as tired about the “debate” Over Weekly Versus binge as anyone Else, especilly when it comes to netflix, which has proved time and again that its subscribers love to gorge on Content. But by the Streamer’s Own Admision, Pulse was something it had done before, a medical procedural. It wasn’t the USUAL EIGHT- OR TEN-EPISODE MOVIE-AS- TV SHOW NETFLIX HAS PERFECTED, WITH PROPULATIVE NARRATIVE THAT ALL BUT INSISSTS The Viewer Keep Consuming Episode Episode (Like Department qa brilliant thriller of downdated in a single sitting this weekend). Instead, while there is a serialized romance, The Medical Drama On Pulse Farly reset each episode once the initial Hurricane plyline Played out a few hours in. It was Very Much A Network-Style TV Show, and as Such, it absolutely coulued have benefted from a release pattern in which audiences were invited to spend months, Rather than hours, with the show.

And yes, this is where i’m going to mention The Pitt. The Main Reason Max’s Show Was A Ratings Hit, Just Got Nominated for Multiple Television Critics Association Awards, and is Expective to Clean Up at the Emmy Nominations Next Week Is Really, Really Good. It also helped that it boasts both the creation geniuses beebind Wind and one of its stars. But talc to Pitt CO-COMATOR John Wells or anyone at HBO max, and they will readily tel you that releasing new episodes every week also mattered-a lot. Anyone who watched the wave of social-media interest in The Pitt Grow LAST WINTER COULD SEE IT WITH THEIR OYES: Every Thursday and Friday, Platforms Like Occupied Twitter and Bluesky Were Filling with Posts Expressing Their Love for the Series and Its Characters and the “They Did what? ” Story Lines. DoJ have social-media algos funneling positive reactions to the show into People’s feeds for nearly four months. Netflix Shows Can Do The Same Thing With A Binge Model – But Pulse Simply isn’t the Same Kind of Big, Showy Event Series AS A Wednesday or Squid game ornament Department q. IT’S MORE ROUTINE, AND AS SUCH, IT MIGHT HAVE HAD A BETTER SHOT OF CONNECTING HAD NETFLIX TRIED TO MAKE IEKLY ROUNDINES. As one Exec with Years of Experience at Both linear and streaming platforms Told me, by binge releasing an episodic procedural, “You’re absolutely doing a disnervice to the show.”

While no DIubt the show’s march Release was penciled in long before anyone at the Streamer Knew Just How Big The Pitt Wold be, Once the first rafturous reviews Started right after New Year’s, it should have been obvious the Max original was, at the Very Least, Going to Grab the Media for the Next Few Months. Not Only That, But by January, Netflix Could See That Fox was About to Mount a Major Push for Its Own New Medical Drama (Doc); Grey’s and Chicago med.

Normally netflix really doesn’t have to worry about what anyone else is doing, particularly those poor old broadcast networks. But again, this kind of show is not its Kind of Show, and while the streamer has proven time and again that it can be reinventic about any genre and make it work for its platform, debuting a new medical week two other high-profession Pulse. As one industry veteran told with this week, you never want to be third or fourth into the market with a new product. SO if it wasn’t posseible for Pulse To premiere in Januly, netflix should have consider flush back it premiere to the summer or fall, we have compattition from other simillary shows to be as intense.

Yes, Pulse was gioven a longer run- ten hours- than the typical netflix drama, which these days audiences to live with six- or eight-episode seasons. But Much The Same Way The Pitt benefted from a weekly rolout, it helped that audiences were given a whopping (by 2025 standards) 15 episodes in season one. Those Extra Episodes Made It Easier to Aserbish a bond with the audience while also giving writers more time to flush out Story for a Large ensemble cast, to experience with different kinds and plight, and better learn how to play to the Cast.

To be sura, well and the Pitt Crew Made A Supersize Episode Count Work for Streaming by Keeping Costs Way down, something netflix Shows aren’t know for doing all that well. I don’t know the budget for Pulsebut it sudn’t look inexpensive (there are many many location shoots, with filming in miami), so that it is suraly more Economical than Many streaming series, it probably waswhere near as efficient as The Pitt. But Given the Co-Showrunner On Pulse was the broadcast itself Carlton Cuse, i’m Pretty Sure and Creator Zoe Robyn Could figured out how to make a more cost-efficient version of their series in exchange for more episodes-HAD NETFLIX MADE THAT A PRIORTY. But that Wauld Have Meant Emulating the Linear-Tv Playbook, something the Streamer SEEMS LOATH TO DO SCRIPTED Series.

What’s SO Frustration About Netflix’s Stubbornness About How It Makes and Launches scripted Shows is that, in so many other areas, the streamer has proven to be prey flexible about breaking its rules. For Years, Execs Were Completely Against Including Advertising on the Platform… UNIL they weren’t. They Encoured Metmers to Share Their Passwords with Friends and Family… Until They Didn’t. And netflix bemoaned the billions that legacy networks spent on the nfl and oter sports… unil it, too, starting work checks to the nfl and wwe. One Industry Wag Says He Thinks Pulse Will End Up Being the Start of the Learning Curve for the Streamer when it is comes to procedurals. I’m Not Willing to Get My Hopes Up for Netflix Finally Doing A Weekly Release for A US Scripted Original, But Maybe the Time It Attempts an Episodic Procedural, It’ll the John Wells and Keep The Budget Modest. IT WAUDED MAKE FINANCIAL SENSE TO GIVE THAT SHOW A 16-EPISODE COMMITMENT, RELEASING IT IN TWO BATCHES OF EIE EPISODES WITH A SINGLE YEAR.

AFTER ALL, NETFLIX HAS SHOWN SOME WILLINGNESS TO BEEN IT IT TO THE BINGE-DROP MODEL. Reality Shows Like this Week’s (Very Good) Building The Band Roll out Over Three or Four Weeks With Mini-Batches of Episodes, while Netflix Now Regularly Dividees SEASONS OF ITS BIGGEST HITS INTO SPACED AEX APPLY, LIKE THE UPCOMING SOPHOMORE INSTALLMENT Wednesday. Plus, when Netflix Had an Output Deal with the CW to Stream the Network’s Shows Internationally, it Waled Offen New Episodes Weekly. And Next Year, Netflix France Will Start Distribution That Country’s Biggest Linear Network, Streaming Its Shows Both Live and On-Demand, Meaning Subscribers Will Be Getting a Ton of French Procedurals Roll Out on a Weekly Basis.

SO WHY NOT TRY TO DO THE SAME THING WITH THE NEXT Pulse? YES, PLENTY OF PEOPLE CATCH UP WITH PROCEDURE LIKE Gray’s Anatomy via binges. Netflix Has Also Successed by Dropping Full SEASONS OF NETWORK PROCEDURE IT SAVED FROM CANCELLATION, AS WITH THE FINAL SEASONS OF FORMER FOX DRAMA Lucifer. But the difference there was that that you have shows have Established audiences and Deep Catalog with Doses of Episodes, Allowing Folks Who Missed The Show’s Network Run to Spect Weeks Ino a New-For-the-them Series. With PulseNetflix Simply Releassed Ten Episodes of a Completely Unknown Show with Houge Stars and Expective Viewers to become instantly hooked.

COULD IT HAVE HAPPENED? Given Netflix’s Track Record, Had Pulse Gotten the Sort of Reviews The Pitt Had and Featured a Lead as Beloved As Noah Wyle… Maybe. butt The Pitt Still took some time before it landed in nielsen’s top and clearly Estabished itself as a hit. Nor good as it was, it might not have the audience it did it Simply releassed tense or 15 episodes one day in January. At the Very Least, Havinging Episodes Debut Every Week Did Not Hurt the Show – And Pulseeather. Quite the Opposite.

The breakout bone-chilling Star of the year is getting her big break-a big break that isn’t just the best halloween costumes this year. Weapons‘S Creepy But Silly Villain, Aunt Gladys (Played by Oscar-Nominated Actress Amy Madigan), is Getting an origin-story Movie. Director and Writer Zach Cregger Confirms that is in talks with Warner Bros. for a praquel to everyone’s Favorite Auntie. “It is real, and i’ve been talking to warner bros. About it. There’s a story and i’m prey excited about it. Fangor When Talking About The Home Release of Weapons. He Also Felt “Ready” for another installment in the suame universe: “I had Kind of in my pocket before the movie came.”

News of another film, whereher a sequel or prequel, has been floating around syn-august, gehen Weapons Became a hit with critics and the Box Office. There was a part of the film dedicated to gladys’ origins, but it fell on the cutting-room Floor, Thr Reports. Thankfully, IT’S BEING PICKED UP by Warner Bros. for more. Aren’t you glad’ys in development Now?

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John Oliver’s HBO Show, Last Week Tonight, doesn’t lack for acclaim. ITS Emmy Total Stands at 30 Wins and 73 Nominations, Including The Five Its Up For This Year. It has earned say all. Debuting Sine 2014, Last Week Tonight Has Slowly Refined Its Format SO Heart of Every Episode is a Long Segment About A Single Topic, Typically One Thats Mainstream News Outlets Don’t Boter Covering: Carbon Offsets, Debt-Purchasing Companies, Jury Selection, Payday Loans, Mandator Prison Sennitches. These segments say have afterlive as self-contained youtube clips and summaries by news Outlets all over the world. The Guardian Eve has a dedicated “John Oliver Recap” Column.

Oliver Scrutinizes One Direction AFTER ANOTHER, THEN SAYS WHAT THE AVERAGE PERSON CAN DO TO ADDRESS. Sometimes, he concents that the ansower is “Not Much,” But there’s the Still Satisfaction in Having a problem laid out in terms of every canrsstand. CORNY? For sura. Yet Last Week Tonight Has aligned itelf with the pragmatic optimism of Frank Capra, whose great theme was that it is useless unless it moves society to collective action. Despite the Constant Barrage of News That Makes IEM as if this count no no futures, oliver is certain it does.

Oliver’s persons on The Daily ShowThe Jon Stewart News Series where he got his start as a correspondent, was an English Bewilded by the Madness of the Yanks. At first, he brought an anchorman variant of that to hbo; Over Time, he became mess a faux Newsman said that one professor whose class Changes Your Life. Last Week Tonight Has always been more thorough in its accout of the weeks issues than the nightly networks, though at least meyers, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel All Sounded The Claudus Donald Trump while Their Colleague Jimmy Fallon Mussed His Hair. But Since Trump’s Reelection, The Only Pro in the Game Who Matches Oliver in Intellect and Eloquence is Colbert, who has tourned into a cross between johnny Carson and bygone TV Preacher Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. But Colbert’s Platform, The late showwas Canceled as a sacrifice to Trump, whose administration had the power to block the Sale of CBS ‘Parent Company, Paramount Global, to Skydance Media, so funniest bits now falls. And there seams to be a generalized awareness Among his colleagues (Including Stewart, Whose Show is Also Paramount Property) that they could be targeted. Oliver’s SEEMS to be the Late-Night Show Operating From A Place of Hope.

That does not mean his pugnacity has dimmed. He Carries on Like the Fool in King learThe Only Character Allowed to Razz a Sundowning Tyrant and Keep His Head. Part of Oliver’s Confidens Surely derivatives From Knowing HBO’s Track Record: The Network Has a Long History of Endlessly Renewing UNGLAMOROUS, UN-BUZZY PROGRESS- Real sex sex and Taxicab confections them Arli $$ and Real Time With Bill Maher -Because they have rock-solid cores of die-garde fans who will renew their subscription as new episodes are being made. That plus all the emmys may be what embolns Last Week Tonight to strut where Others May Watch Their Step.

In his april 27 episodes this year, for example, oliver hit at health and human services Secretary RFK Jr. form Saying Children Who Have “Regessed Into Autism” by Age 2 are “kids who will never pay taxes, They’ll Never Hold A Job, They’ll Never Play Baseball, They Never Write A Poem, They Never Go Out. Many of the Will Never a toilet Unassisted.” Oliver Reply, “to be clear, lots of People with Autism can do the things that rfk line,” but, he added, “tan if someone can’t play Baseball or writes or needs uses toilet, Their Life Still has dignity and meaning.” And in A Scorching June 22 Piece on Generation AIOliver Continually Brought the argument back to a fundamental but offensive overlooyed human issue with the industry. “The Technology That Makes It Possible Only Works Because It Trains on the Work of Actual Artists,” he Said. As he USAGE Becomes Ubiquitous, he’s speaking to an audience full of People who May actually be swayed simply becase and makes a good point. “ANY ENJEMENT YOU MIGHT GET FROM WEIRD, FUNNY AI SLOP TENDS TO BE UNGERCUT WEEN YOU KNOW THAT THAT WORK WORK IN ORDER TO CREATE IT.”

More Starking, Given Our Toxically Reactionary Climate, Oliver Has Spent a Decade Advocating for the Rights of Trans People. “It ‘sis no more okay to ps transgender People about their organs than to be jimmy carter where he’s circumcised,” he said. This year, in a MUCH-QUOTED MARCH 9 SEGMENT ON TRANSLESS Competing in Sporting Events, Oliver Cut the Jokes and Asked Viewers to “Recognize the ugliness of how this issue discussed and how it is cynically used to advance the eradication of trans geerally.”

As principle as he may be, he’s not above pettiness, nor evidences by the result of this 2017 segment FOCUSIGH ON THE AGGRESSIVIAL LITigious American Coal-Mining Executive Bob Murray, WHO suda Last Week Tonight for “Character assassination.” AFTER THE SUIT WAS DISMISSED AND MURRAY’S Appeal Reject, Oliver Celebrated by Performing A Jaunty Tune from the So-Called Eat Shit, Bob: The Musical. This is a recurring tactic in every segment of every episode: load up the Viewers with Facts and Argumentation, the Reward their Diligence with Silliness. They are things to take on a life of their. Nor he told ColbertSometimes “a joke leaves the building and coma back better than we sent it out there” – finding the reply comes one of his targets. Once, Oliver Briefly Goofed on Danbury, Connecticut, in a Piece About Letal Injection, and the Mayor of Danbury Responded by Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant.

Neither Colbert Leaves The Building and We Take the Stock of Late-Night, You Look Back Over Last Week Tonight‘S 11-YEAR RUN AND YOU’LL SEE OLIVER AND HIS WRITERS BUILDING A WORLDVIEW AROUND THE CORE BELIEF THAT OUR BOOLNMENT SHOULD MAKE SURE’ BASIC NEEDS ARE MET, THEIR RIGHTS PROTECTED, AND THEIR INNATE VALUE AS HUMINGS REAFFIRMED, AND THAT THE PRIMARY ROLLE PRIMARY ROLLY ROLLE democratically elected government, nor he says over and over, should be to protest the powerless from the powerful. We need to see this belief articulated in all mass media, not just on comedy news programs. Oliver Feels Like a Last Man Standing Saying Saying That Was Once CommonPlace. IT’S always tricky to the Treat any Celebrity as a role model, Oliver Himself has cautioned against it, but i will i’m grateful not just his presence and consisency but the emboldening effect a funny engrishman Go on TV Every Sunday and Remind Night and Reminder are supposed to stand for.

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One of the Things in A24’s Online Store is not like the oters. SPEND A Browsing Moment The Indie Studio’s Wares and You’ll Notice the Word Soundtrack in nearly all of the Item descriptions. Butn you’ll Spot a True Outlier: an album Named Only Mark William LewisWith Cover Art Depicting A Hunched, Vampiric Figure, Perched Like A Bird Against The Colorless London Skyline.

The image is undenibly cinematic, which is why the thumbnail look so at home nestled to vinyl soundtracks for Midsommar and Bring her back. But it is a surprisisated understated placement for an album that it is a signup a significant new chapter for a24: Lewis is the first artist the company has signed to nascent record Label, a24 music, whic unilly haen a vehicle scores.

A24 is Entering the Music Business in Earness – and This Mysterious, Brooding Brit is Its Patient Zero. ITIA A SURPRISIS IF IF INEVITABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR A Company Whose Expansionist Impulses have made it far more than a movie studio in recent years. And it is a peculiar honor bestowed uppon lewis, a singer-stagwriter in his early 30s with a gruff voice and a knack for Writing Gloomily Impressionist swathed in reverb and urban malaise. A Product of South London’s Thriving Diy Schene, he grew up on a steady diet of poetry and magical-realist literature and sounds a bit like the genre-bending artist King Krule’s Harmonica-Wielding Cousin.

But lewis isn’t much of a cinephile, and composing film scores was never his plan (though he’s open to it). In fact, in june, the Musician Told The Face that he “hadn’t heard of a24” before the company approached Him. Be i meet lewis at a24’s Manhattan Offices in Mid-July, he Clarifies: He’s a horror fan-particularly horror “that’s Kinda slightly kitsch”-and loves some a24 movies, Citting Robert Folk-Horror Breakout The witch nor a favorite.

As for the signing, “it was good timing,” he says, sipping boxed water in a24’s library, a high-shelved room that houses the studio’s handsome Hardcover Screenplay Books As well as the norreds of unrelated volumes on cinema. “We’re Kinda Both Defining Our Thing. I’m Still Defining My Thing, and they’re Obiviously a New Label, so they Definting what they have thing, and it likes a good matchup in that regard.”

SINCE ITS Founding in 2012, A24 Has HAD SUCCESS Supporting Filmmakers Still Definking Their Thing. The Studio has Occupied a Rarefied Space, Inspiring Fierce Loyalty From Independent-Film devotees. IT’S INCREASINGLY PERCEIVED AN AN ARBITER OF CUTTING-EDGE HOLLYWOOD COOL. IT’S a unicorn in an embaled entertainment industry, a studio that both flush with cash, thanks in part to a Recent $ 75 million VC Finance Round with a $ 3.5 Billion Valusion, and unafraid to take creation risk.

Though the Company Has Finished and Distributed Critically Hailed Best Picture Winners Like Moonlight and Everything ever all at Onceits cultural cachet is arguably more tied to an edgier, sensitability dinner-Such as gold aster’s art-horror nightmares or the safdie brothers’ High-anxiety Uncut gemsFilms that inspired viewers to eather become obsessive fans or walk out of the cinema in disgust. Those Movies Came Equipped with Audacious, Skene-Stealing Scores-Such as Colin Stetson’s Hres, Groaning Hereditary score and OneOhtrix Point Never’s Queasy Uncut gems Accompaniment – Which, Like Mary Other A24 Soundtracks, Received Spleashy Vinyl Releases and Considerable ACCLAIM.

So it is not a surprise that the studio beuld Venture deeper into the music industry proper, especally not after year’s I saw the tv glow Soundtrack, A Glorified Mixtape of Indie Names-to-Know Curated in the Style of the Hippest ’90s Soundtracks.

In a Recent Essay Appearing in the Publication Dirt, Writer Nicholas russell argued that a24 has beCome not just a movie studio but a savvy, multidisciplinary tastemker. Despite detractors who see it as “a zeitgeist-chasing machine,” Russell Wrote, “Everyone Seems to Be Chasing What A24 Has Become Synonymous with: Brand Loyalty.”

“They’ve been trying to, if not expand, then Gain footholds in different areas of media,” Russell Told me. “They have a contract with Apple TV+. They Were Doing Stuff with HBO for a while. They have this way of trying to ‘diversify their portfolio’ in a way that doesn’t kep say beholden to strictly. different audiences as Possible. ”

A24 Has, for Years Now, Harbored Environmental Beyond Filmmking. Its television Division has yielded hit Shows like Euphoria and The curseThe Latter Co-Created by Benny Safdie and Comedian Nathan Fielder. The Company Also Struck a Distribution Deal Last Year for Its Screenplay Books, Lavish Tomes Immortalizing A24’s Most SuccessFul Scripts, Which Are Now Avoidable in Bookstores ARUND. And The Studio Has Purchased, and Soon Will Reopenan off broadway theater in the west villa, granting it a spot in the world of theater and live comedy.

So Why Not Music? Can the studio replicate that brand loyalty in the music space? And is lewis the vehicle to make it work? A Possible obstacle is that the business of indie Music has been thoroughly homogenized by the tyranny of algorithms, which prioritizes all that is streamlined and family. Most Artists Who Sound Like Mark William Lewis Earn the Bulk of their Incoming Not From But From Touring and (Fittingly Enough) SOMETIMES Film and TV Scoring. In her book Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Costs of the Perfect PlaylistJournalist Liz Pelli Recounts How the Spotify Economy Has Reshaped Indie Labels; As one label executive told Pelli, “to be sustainable, you have to put out records that are going to get apeat listens in coffee shops.”

IT’S UNCLEAR HOW THAT MAKING DIRECTIVE JIBE WITH THE AESTETIC OF A24, A STUDIO THAT CULTIVATES ENOUGH MYSTQUE TO PERSUADE Audiences to Go See Movies as ASTERS ASTER’S Eddington Or as Haunted and Strange As I saw the tv glow. (Movies, in Other Words, Not Meant to Play on Coffee-Shop Televisions.)

A24’s Hit Movies Can Live or Die at the Box Office, but they May Find an Afterlife on Streaming Services. Indie Labels are at the mercy of streaming platforms, and new releasses often fade quickly if they don’t land a Lucky playlisting slot or fluke tik boost. IT’S A DEPRESSSING SHIFT FROM Indie-Rock’s blog-Era Early-AUGHTS BOOM.

And what are the stakes here for a24, a company that probably isN’t counning on Lewis’s new album to make as Much Money, Say, Last Year’s Civilian? That is, of Course, probably fine. A24 routinely loes Money on non-mainsstream film releasa (Like Eddington and its Divios Predecessor, Beau is afraid), and it may be fine with loking money on idiosyncratic musical releasses, too, if it serves the autheurist branding the company to project as it also releses chinese blockbusters. In any case, the studio seames to be recruiting some seasoned industry personnel to help with the music side of things. Ben Gaffin, an Artist Manager and Former Director of A&R at 4AD (WHO, Among Other Achievements, Brought the Syntth-Pop Future Future Islands to 4AD), Is Now Working With A24’s Label.

While the Company is Pretty Tight-Lipped About Its Long-Term Plass in Music, and A24 Executives have a policy of not speaking to the press on the record, it did aggree to make some of the Questions in an interview-provided that no particular a24 emploe be quoted by name. During this interview with an Emploee Involved with the Label, the Company Confirmed That is Both recruitment staff for its Music Division and Scouting Potential Signings. “For us, everything that is really about the creaters that we work with – the filmmakers, the composers, the musicians,” A24 Music Says. “THIS IS REALLY JUST The NEXT ITERATION OF THAT. ITS JUST EXPANDING ON WORKING WITH CREAORS IN A NEW LANE.” So Why Sign Lewis, an idiosyncratic artist with no obvious mainstream appeal? “We Feel Like Mark is Doing Something Really Different, and His Music Sounds Both Timeless and Very Timely,” A24 Music Explains.

That strategy has worked for film, where a robust audience tends to embrace (and debate) the offbeat films it releasses. But there may be a universe of FIVEING Letterboxd Dorks Ready to Uplift a Weirdo Like Lewis on the Charts. SO A LINGERING QUESTION REMAINS: WHAT MIGHT Lewis Represent to an Audience That Knows Little About Music But Love A24 Movies? The Company Could have signed a bigger, splashier name to herald it shift into music, but to my mind, signing this mystery man Mirrors preference for ahortenting under its banner of merely recruiting essentbuts. That’s the approach the studio has typically used in filmmaking. It Remains to be seen if it can work in music.

Lewis Had Already Recorded HIS New Album. When the Record Arriva, on September 12, It Will Mark a Milestone for Both a24 and the artist Himself. Though it is not his debut record, he decide to keep it self-Titled-a way of announcing himself to the World, Saying, “This is My Sound.”

A24’s Record Deal was Clearly favable Enough to pique the artist’s interest, THOUGH IT MUM ABOUT THE TERMS OF THE DEAL – THAT THE LABEL HAS BEEN INCREDIBUL HELPFUL ABOUT “FACILITATING MY VITION” AND SUGGESTING TO WORK TO WORK WORK WITHOUT ONLY. And, Signing, His Ambitions About Reaching A Large Audience Have “Automatically Gone Up With the Way they Speak About it.”

Besides, Lewis’s Music is Evocative, Moodily Compelling, and Accompanked by a Distinct Visual Palette. COULD HIS SONDS SOUNDRACK MOVIES? Definitely. Will they? WHO KNOWS. But like the Most Interesting A24-Affiliated Filmmakers, His Work Mille you into a World of Its Own Teling You Exactly What It Means.

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For Under a Million Dollars, One Can Find All Sorts of Housing Configurations: Park- and Subway-Adjacent Studios, One-Bedrooms Hidden in Carriage Houses or Forms Factories, and the Occocational TRU-BEDROM. We’re Combing the Market for Particularly Spacious, Nicery Renovated, or Otherwise Worth-A-Look apartments at Various Six-Digit Price Points.

This Week We’ve Found You A Studio in the Historic Master Apartments and a Light-Fixed One-BEDROM in the Small Tudor Enclave of Forest Hills Gardens.

205 West 89th Street, #6i

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A Sizable One-Bedroom for Someone Who Likes an Open Layout. This apartment in Astor Court, a luxury co-op, has a lot of Nice Prewar Details (No Slapstick Renovation here) with Crown Moldings and an Arched entryway. There’s a Walk-in Closet and A Normal Closet in the Bedroom. The Kitchen Comes with Stainlessly-Steel Appliances and a Breakfast Bar, but there’s room in the commmon room for a dining table as well. The Windows look out onto the English Garden Below. High Monthlies ($ 2,099), but the Building Comes with 24-Hourn at it Its Two Entrants, A Roof Deck, A Children’s Playroom, A Gym, and a laundry Room. IT’S LOCATED JUST A COUPLE OF BLOCKS FROM BOTH RIVERSID PARK AND THE CENTRAL PARK REVOOIR.

310 RIVERSID Drive, #410

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This Compact Studio Perfect for one is in the master apartments, a historic art deco building filled with so many studios that one Resident Said, “You Wind up with a Lot of Loners.” (This Could Be You!) Still, The Building Offers Resident Programming and Hosts A Lively Online Bulletin Board Should you want to meet your neighbors. The Unit Has High, Beamed Ceilings, With An Updated Kitchen and Bathroom, and Its Just Steps from Riverside Park. It Comes with Two Closets (an Entry and a Walk) and a small kitchen with a mini-fridge; Historically The Master Apartments Were Considered Part of An Apartment Hotel and Thephone Did Not Need Individual Kitchens. The lobby is impressive, and there are the units available in the basin if your closets get too.

20 Continental Avenue, #4C

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This co-op in forest hills GARDENS IS LIKE LIVING IN A SMALL TUDOR Village in the middle of the city. While the enclave is known for it stand-alone tudor mansions, there’s not much inventory available and this is one of the nicer units available in the area. We love the Sunnah Living Room With A Working Fireplace and the Two Walls of Casent Windows Overlooking the Great. The Kitchen Could Use Some Updating, You’ll have to be Creative with the Unique Layout, and the Unit is priced a bit higher than some of the one-bedrooms in forest hills, but it is a small price to pay you’re in the english Countryside. The Spacious, Grassy Yard and Shared Terrace Spaces are essentally appealing. It ‘s little far out, but right off multiple subway lines and the lirr.

60 Court Street, #5F

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A really really renovated condo with Monthly Common Charges at Just $ 582. (There is also a monthly assessment of $ 582.47 that ends next year.) The High Ceilings and Built-Ins in the Living Room Are A Highlight. The apartment has a functional layout, and the kitchen has a lot of counter space and a glas-tile backsplash. The Main Bedroom is Also Big Enough to Hold a Little Home Office, at Nearly 22 Feet Long. IT’S LOCATED ON COURT STREET, One of the Busier Brooklyn Heights Roads, but Still Close to Quiet Blocks.

علمت “نواعم” أن إدارة محطة الـأل بي س ق قررت أن يكون العرض التلفزيوني الأول لفيلم Its ، ، الذي تفاصيل خيل خيل خيل خيل خيل بالفنانة اللبنانية إليسا ، خلال خريطتها البرامجية بموسم الخريف المقبل.

والفيلم الذي حقق أعلى نسب مشاهدة عبر منصة “نتفليكس” ، سيتم عرضه بتاريخ 6 تشرين الأول.

ويوثّق الفيلم العديد من المشاهد الحقية لرحلة مرض إليسا ك يتضمن عدًا من اللقات الخة بأصدائها المقربينين وشركاء نجاحها برحلتها الفنية والشصية أيضاً.

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