#Soundtrack to kate netflix

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Soundtrack to kate netflix

The compilation album is produced by The Duffer Brothers and 2x Grammy nominee Timothy J. Stranger Things: Soundtrack from the Netflix Series, Season 4 will include key music covering various classic eras and styles as featured in “Stranger Things 4.” The soundtrack album is conceptualized and produced by The Duffer Brothers and Nora Felder (Grammy and Emmy nominee Nora Felder has served as music supervisor for “Stranger Things” since the show’s inception and was nominated for a Music Supervision Grammy the first year the category was recognized by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences). The trailer notably features the explosive Bryce Miller/Alloy Tracks Remix of Journey’s “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” which is featured on Stranger Things: Soundtrack from the Netflix Series, Season 4. Listen HERE 2LP 12″ vinyl pressings of the album are slated for release later this year.įans got their first taste of “Stranger Things 4” when Netflix released a mind-bending official trailer in April. CD and cassette editions may be pre-ordered HERE. The complete Stranger Things: Soundtrack from the Netflix Series, Season 4 (including Volume I and Volume II) will be available on CD and cassette on Friday, September 9. Season 4, Volume II (featuring all of Volume I plus additional music from the season’s closing episodes) will debut online Friday, July 1. Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, is releasing Stranger Things: Soundtrack from the Netflix Series, Season 4 in digital, CD and cassette configurations with the digital edition of Season 4, Volume I premiering online today. The Eagerly Awaited Season 4 of Acclaimed Netflix Series, “Stranger Things 4” Premieres in Two Volumes: Volume I Today (Friday, May 27) & Volume II on Friday, July 1 Includes Bryce Miller/Alloy Tracks Remix of “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” by Journeyĭigital Edition of Season 4, Volume I Premieres Today (Friday, May 27)ĭigital Edition of Season 4, Volume II Debuts Friday, July 1 Season 4, Volume I Track Listing Revealed Today Legacy Recordings Releasing Stranger Things: Soundtrack from the Netflix Series, Season 4in Two Digital Volumes

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-- "Kill of the Night" by Gin Wigmore

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original or the cover?

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3 bands/musicians mentioned in this new Netflix description for Stranger Things.

The Clash - Should I Stay or Should I Go

Iconic. Played a huge role in s1-2 and will likely make a return in the final season.

Kate Bush - Running Up that Hill (A Deal With God)

Legendary. Played a huge role in s4 and is arguably one of the few tracks to be in the same league as Should I Stay or Should I Go (which is really saying something).

Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time

Umm. Played once in the series, during the snowball. Never again since. Out of ALL the artists they could've picked to mention from the Stranger Things soundtrack (Metallica, Journey? TOTO? THE POLICE??? EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE WAS LITERALLY USED IN S2 AND S4??), and yet they chose an artist, whose only had one song play on the show, all the way back in s2?

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My friend just moved to a her grandmas old place and she doesn't have internet, so instead we dug out Grandma's trusty VHS collection and watched a bunch of movies from the cusp of Y2K. We also have plans to dig out more because this is our thing now, fuck Netflix. So here's my reviews so far:

Holes. what a GREAT fucking movie. Good message that is blatantly anti-prison industrial complex and anti-capitalist. good morals, good soundtrack, great casting, the author of the text wrote the screenplay so it hits hard like the book does, the romance between Kate and Sam will be goals to me forever. "I can fix that"!?!? KILL ME JFJDJWKWKFNJRNE 11/10 good shit. youuUuUUUU got to goOooOoo dig those hooooles 🎶

Another one that's still good? POTC: curse of the black pearl. Yes it's Johnny Depp Disney Garbage Trash, but it's WRITTEN SO WELL. Whatever writers they got for that shit obviously have written many a fanfic (positive! praise!!) bc the dynamics and dialogue btwn characters flow so smoothly. It's absolutely and utterly unlike real life, it's just the pirate story we all always wished we could be in, and it's still an absolute blast. for that I award it 9/10. This one was funny bc it came out on VHS in time for the commercials to be advertising DVDs.

Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius? This one's hard, cus this was one of my FAVORITE movies growing up. I noticed going in, however, that I remembered far less about what happens to Jimmy and his friends then I did about Caveman. Basically all I remembered was Jimmy's dad is stupid, and "when I sneeze it looks like a advanced species too." and that's bc Jimmy Neutron is a completely vapid and inane tale with absolutely no message, that unfortunately did not stand the test of time to me personally. It's pretty much unremarkable. they try to mix the "he's a genius baby" humor with 5th grader booger jokes and it just doesn't work, the booger humor doesn't land for adults and the genius humor isn't quite smart enough to be actually funny most of the time. Tbqh I think watching this as an adult gives me more ideas for horror movies than anything else. They go into space ON ROLLER COASTERS, WITHOUT HELMETS!!! They're fighting an entire civilization of space traveling ritual sacrificing EGGS and they have A SINGULAR! ONE! CHILD! ARMY! TO FIGHT THEM!!!! THEY CANT BREATHE OUT THERE! that's too scary I can't take it seriously lmao. 4/10 with all positive points going to Jimmy's hot mom and himbo dad (ideal romance tbh and where 90% of the humor comes from), Carl, Sheen, and Cindy, for screaming "THOSE FINDINGS WERE INCONCLUSIVE AND YOU KNOW IT" during their first on screen fight, that joke did actually land so they can have a cookie for it. And the teacher who gets turned small and gets left that way forever. What the fuck lmao

We also watched Pocahontas and I mean. Even as a kid watching that one was more of a lesson in "here's how NOT to talk about history," and as an adult, her "romance" with John Smith is more weak and pathetic than anything I've ever seen before or since! We got to "Savages" and all I could think was "Disneys orchestra really put their whole pussy into this one, huh?!?" I wish I could say the rest of the movie/soundtrack made it worthwhile but I'm gonna go with a solid 2/10 here. we still had a fun time tearing into their choices, and the aesthetic of an old Disney movie watched on VHS like nature intended is a form of ASMR. I didn't realize how much I missed the clackety clack of the plastic cases or the smell of a warm, freshly rewound tape. <3 good shit.

Stay tuned for more of my 20 Years Later: VHS Reviews No One Fucking Asked For! we're holding out hope that her parents still have my friends own VHS collection bc her and her sister used to have a banging VHS collection and I NEED to see Quest for Camelot.

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NUTS Disney Sets March 10 Release Date For Titmouse Inc And Disney Television Animation’s “Kiff” Alongside Soundtrack And Shorts.

GO NUTS! ‘Kiff’ Premieres Friday, Mar. 10, only Disney Channel

Disney announced that “Kiff,” their nutty new animated buddy-comedy about optimistic squirrel Kiff and her chill bunny bestie Barry, will premiere Friday, March 10, on Disney Channel (8:00 p.m. EST/PST) and Wednesday, March 15, on Disney+ USA with 6 new episodes ahead of broadcast release.

Also available March 10, include the “Kiff Original Soundtrack” by Brad Breek (Gravity Falls, The Owl House) from Walt Disney Records and Kiff appearing trought Disney Television Animation’s Multiplatform Short Series like “THEME SONG TAKEOVER” “CHIBI TINY TALES” “BROKEN KARAOKE” & “HOW NOT TO DRAW”.

Kimiko Glenn (“Netflix Animation’s Centaurworld”,”Disney XDs DuckTales”) stars in the titular role of Kiff, whose thirst for life takes her on countless adventures through their city alongside Barry, voiced by H Michael Croner (“Cartoon Network Studios Craig of the Creek Franchise”). Joining the cast in recurring roles are:

James Monroe Iglehart (SpindleHorse Toons Helluva Boss) and Lauren Ash (Dreamworks She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power) as Kiff’s parents, Martin and Beryl.

Heavens and Smal also voice characters in the series: Heavens as Kiff’s drama teacher, Helen, and Smal as the principal of Table Town School, Principal Secretary.

Deedee Magno Hall (Cartoon Network Studios Steven Universe Franchise) as Kiff’s teacher, Miss Deer Teacher, Eugene Cordero (Cartoon Network Studios Steven Universe Franchise) as Kiff’s neighbor, The Pone, and the school secretary, Secretary Prince, Josh Johnson (The Daily Show with Trevor Noah) as Barry’s brother, Harry Buns, Eric Bauza (Warner Bros Looney Toons Franchise) as TV producer Roy Fox and Kiff’s classmate Reggie, Vella Lovell (Dreamworks She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power) as Kiff’s classmate Candle Fox, Steve Little (Cartoon Network Studios Adventure Time Franchise) as the town city manager, Glarbin Gloobin, Series Co-Showrunner and EP Kent Osborne as the school janitor, Sweepy Steve, Gary Anthony Williams (Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur & Disney Hailey’s On It.) as artist manager Flam Bingo, Mary Mack (William Street’s Aqua Teen Hunger Force) as Kiff’s classmate Renee, Rhys Darby (WarnerMax’s Our Flag Means Death) as a troll living under a bridge, Trollie, Tom Kenny (Disney Wander Over Yonder) as Kiff’s classmates Trevor, Gareth and Darryn, Katie Crown (Disney Amphibia & Disney TVA Pilot Iris Opener) as town barista, Pawva, Kate Flannery (Cartoon Network Studios OK K.O! Let’s Be Heroes) as laundromat owner and Helen’s sister, Agnes, Nichole Sakura (Cartoon Network Studios OK K.O! Let’s Be Heroes) as Barry’s sister, Terri Buns, Rachel House (Walt Disney Animation Studios Moana & Pixar Animation Studios Soul) as Barry’s mom, Mary Buns.

Inspired by the people and places Heavens and Smal experienced when they were growing up in Cape Town, South Africa, each half-hour episode, comprised of two 11-minute stories, will include a new original song. In addition to their creative roles,

Additionaly Heavens and Smal have a second animated series on development about “alien suburbs” for Disney Channel

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Philomena Cunk, the host of Netflix and BBC Two’s Cunk on Earth, a mockumentary series about the history of human civilization, asks the stupidest questions. Half historical tour guide and half field reporter, the character, played by comedian Diane Morgan, trains her glassy gaze upon real academics who’ve dedicated their lives to scholarship and poses queries like, “How did Egyptians build the pyramids? Did they start at the top and work down?” and “Were numbers worth less back in ancient times?” These experts, many of whom are in on the bit, play along by answering her questions as sincerely as they can. In episode five, Ashley Jackson, a professor of imperial and military history at London’s King’s College, gives in quickly after Cunk accuses him of “mansplaining” the distinction between the Soviet Union and what she calls the “Soviet Onion.” “If you want to talk about Russian Soviet vegetables, we can,” he says.

But Charlie Brooker, the show’s creator — best known in the United States for creating the anthology series Black Mirror — knows Cunk on Earth can’t sustain itself on dopey interview questions alone (Morgan’s Cunk character originated on Brooker’s mid-2010s BBC Two series, Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe), so the show etches out different ways to maintain its profound commitment to stupidity. Cunk’s narration is packed with factual inaccuracies, anecdotes about eccentric characters from her personal life, and daffy non sequiturs. “What’s ironic about Jesus Christ becoming a carpenter was he was actually named after the two words you’re most likely to shout after hitting your thumb with a hammer,” she says in episode two. For no apparent reason, the show’s go-to benchmark for the measurement of time is the 1989 Technotronic song “Pump Up the Jam.” Each reference to the “unrelated Belgian techno anthem” is accompanied by nearly 40 seconds of the song’s extremely ’80s music video and a chyron displaying jokes about the song like, “‘Pump Up the Jam’ is an anagram of ‘Jam Up the Pump.’” There is a commercial for a hotel resort played completely straight, a solo reenactment of a medieval feast turned mêlée soundtracked by expert sound design, a Black Mirror–inspired bit about traumatizing an artificially intelligent Beethoven by re-creating his sentience within a smart speaker, and more.

Sometimes, the way Cunk on Earth subverts this formula is by being deceptively smart. The phrasing of an ostensibly silly question will illuminate something insightful about human behavior, or Cunk will travel so far down the path of apparent stupidity that she loops back around to intelligence. When she asks Joyce Tyldesley (professor of Egyptology at the University of Manchester) in episode one about whether the shape of Egypt’s pyramids was designed to prevent “homeless people from sleeping on them,” for example, the answer seems obvious. But just by asking the question, she makes an implicit point about how accepted anti-homeless architectural design is today by comparison. In a similar move, when Cunk asks University of London’s professor of history Kate Cooper in episode two if she could call Jesus Christ “the first celebrity victim of cancel culture,” she cuts off Cooper’s reply. “Sorry, that wasn’t a question,” she clarifies. “I’m literally asking if you could call him the first celebrity victim of cancel culture for our show.” To go viral, her show needs to reduce hot-button issues to zippy sound bites, after all.

In the show’s first episode, during a conversation with Douglas Hedley (professor of the philosophy of religion at the University of Cambridge), Cunk posits, to his dismay, that the human brain is full of pipes. “You know how philosophers have these thoughts, and they try and push these thoughts through these pipes?” she asks a weary-looking Hedley. “When you’re having a big idea, is it best to break it up into lots of little thoughts, about the size of peas, and squeeze them through in quick succession, or just bite the bullet and force it through your mind pipe in one huge clod, like gritting your teeth and thinking for dear life?” Hedley’s expression softens as the question progresses. “That’s a very interesting way of describing two general tendencies in philosophy,” he replies. “The more analytical style, which means cutting problems up into bite-size portions, and the other, a more synthetic approach, which takes on a larger perspective. Your characterization is, in fact, a rather intriguing delineation of two major strands in current philosophy.” All of that from an unacknowledged poop joke.

That scene is reminiscent of a classic clip from Sacha Baron Cohen’s Da Ali G Show when Ali G shocks a group of animal-rights activists he’s otherwise antagonized with a sneakily thoughtful question. “What happens if they say, ‘Here’s a chicken. You eat this, or we kill another chicken’?” he lobs at them. “You’ve just asked a question that was the hardest question that the toughest moral philosopher, when I did philosophy at university, asked us,” answers one activist, a big smile pasted on his face. Watching experts react like this to Ali and Cunk feels like seeing someone coincidentally check the time on a stopped clock at one of the only two times it happened to be correct that day. But none of this is the product of happenstance. Being stupid is easy, but committing to a comedic brand of stupidity that revels in and explores stupidity in all its forms like Cunk on Earth is a much taller order. It requires a command over the brain-breaking, the groan-inducing, the squint-causing, and an understanding of how to reconcile all of these elements into an end product that justifies the effort. Cunk on Earth is like a symphony of stupidity, and at its helm is its virtuosic maestro of the form, Morgan’s Cunk.

In episode three of Cunk on Earth, Cunk sits across from Dr. Shirley J. Thompson, a composer and professor of music at the University of Westminster, to interview her about classical music. “Beethoven wrote that song that goes ‘Dum-dum-dum-dum. Dum-dum-dum-dum,’” she says, humming the composer’s “Symphony No. 5.” “What do those lyrics mean? … It’s just the word ‘dumb’ over and over again. Is it a dig at his audience?” Cunk on Earth doesn’t play the same dumb note over and over again. Unlike Beethoven, it has some respect for its audience.

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How I would overhaul That 90s Show, via my verse. Downstairs People (or The Kids are Alright, I haven't decided).

The Premise: 1998/99. Away from the city lights, it's either summer camp or spending a couple of weeks at their grandparents' abode for the Forman and Hyde kids. With lots of adventure, and lots of shenanigans. Just like the good 'ol days.

Here, there are really no clear parallels to the OG gang, other than Chelsea being an artsier Donna and Kate having main character syndrome like Eric. They're tweens (like they should be), figuring out themselves, with no filter. No Disney-esque facade, no superficial diversity. It's a deep dive, into what makes kids tick, as they interact with the world around them. Much like season 1 of That 70s Show, whereas Netflix's That 90s Show? Reeks of The Conners (so. much. retconning, to the point of it being an obvious AU), and Girl Meets World. A dumpster fire mixed with outright mediocrity.

Main:

Kate Forman: Eric and Donna's 12/13 year old daughter, and the central character of the series. In Chicago, she's the endearing popular girl with straight As. As a budding activist, and with a bohemian flair. Can she reinvent herself in Point Place, and can she ever relax and just be a typical kid, with typical adventures?

Becca Hyde: Jackie and Hyde's 12/13 year old daughter, who's struggling to come to grips with her budding bisexuality. She has a crush both on Leonardo DiCaprio and Lindsay Lohan. Her on-off boyfriend Danny, and her best friend Kate. And meeting Mel brings it all to light, slowly but surely.

Adrian Forman: Fez and Laurie's 13/14/15 year old son. Abandoned by his mother at a very young age, he has little to nothing in common with his flamboyant, bisexual father. He spends his summer with his grandparents every summer, because he identifies so much more with them. Red in particular. But as he goes through growing pains, and lovingly eyes the girl next door, he'll have to confront the fact that maybe, just maybe? He isn't as much like his grandfather as he thinks, as the generational divide becomes more and more apparent.

Chelsea O'Connor: The girl next door, and the granddaughter of Red's childhood best friend Arch. Quiet but rebellious, she's an artistic soul with a love of music. Her parents, Edie (Arch's daughter) and Elliot, are local music teachers with nightly "concerts" that drive Red crazy. Her parents might be...eccentric, but at least they helped bring Red and Arch back together again, after decades apart.

James Hyde: Jackie and Hyde's 10/11 year old son, and the "little brother" figure for Adrian. Well, and he's Becca's literal little brother, and he drives her insane. With his wild schemes, and entrepreneurial dreams.

Leah Forman: Eric and Donna's 8/9 year old daughter, who loves stirring the pot. Green Day is her soundtrack, and she's having the time of her life. With her best friend James by her side, and not those snotty girls at stupid camp.

*****

Recurring:

Kevin and Daniel "Danny" Acosta: Buddy Morgan's stepsons, and Leo's great-grandsons. They spend their weekends with their mother (and Leo's granddaughter) Maura. Kevin is Adrian's best friend, a STEM nerd to the max. And Danny is a reckless, rebellious skater boy, and Becca's on-off boyfriend. Who Hyde hates.

Melanie "Mel" Parker: Raquel's daughter, Colette's niece, and Becca's secret girlfriend. She drags a socially awkward Becca to many local hangouts, from Mt Hump to Grooves.

Arthur "Arch" Holland: Chelsea's grandfather, Edie's father, and Red's childhood best friend. Oh, and current best friend.

Eric: Aw, Dad has a best friend!

Red: Wipe that damn smirk off of your face!

They fell out after fighting over a girl in high school, and they firmly went their separate ways. With Red going the more conventional route, and with Arch floating around for awhile before starting a construction company. Ever since '80, when the O'Connors moved next door, they've been reconstructing their friendship. Step by step.

Hannah Kelso: Kelso and Brooke's 13/14 year old daughter. She loves the Backstreet Boys, all things Disney, and animals (including stuffed animals). In 1998, she chooses summer camp ("it was my last chance, to be a kid!"), and in 1999? She chooses to hang out with her boyfriend Tommy in Chicago, but Fez and Kelso still try to set her up with Adrian, with bad results.

Hannah: But Daddy, I have a boyfriend!

Kelso: C'mon, you guys would be like Red and Kitty!

Hannah: And Adrian has a girlfriend!

Fez (with a gasp): I didn't know that!

Kelso (patting Fez's shoulder): Now you do.

Hannah (loudly clearing her throat): That means you can stop trying to set us up...

Kelso (with a crazy laugh): Yeah, right...

Fez (interjecting): Rome wasn't built in a day.

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MONDO INVITES YOU TO PEEL BACK THE LAYERS OF THE GLASS ONION SOUNDTRACK ON VINYL

Austin, TX – December 12, 2022 – ​​Mondo, in partnership with Netflix and Cut Narrative Records, is incredibly excited to present the vinyl release of Nathan Johnson's brilliant score to the latest Benoit Blanc mystery GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY, debuting on Netflix on December 23.

Audiences who were lucky enough to have seen the film during its special theatrical sneak preview have already discovered that this highly anticipated sequel is nothing short of epic - and much of that is due to the gorgeous, sweeping score by Nathan Johnson. Johnson keeps intact the delicate balance that made KNIVES OUT such a clever score, never undermining the danger that is around every corner, but also brings an intoxicating romanticism to every gorgeous landscape. It’s playful, and sinister all at once.

"This release stands confidently next to previous Nathan Johnson vinyl soundtracks in our catalog,” says Mo Shafeek. “Housed in an appropriately ‘layered’ package featuring prop replicas and easter eggs, this is an essential collectable for fans of Rian Johnson's on-going mystery series."

The package, carefully constructed by Jay Shaw and Mo Shafeek, pays homage to the film's central mystery in multiple ways. Pressed on 2x 140 Gram Crystal Clear vinyl, and housed in a die-cut jacket, with an acrylic o-card, and multiple inserts, the GLASS ONION soundtrack on vinyl will be available for pre-order at MondoShop.com on December 14 at 12pm CT.

In the follow up to Rian Johnson's smash hit Knives Out, Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) travels to Greece to peel back the layers of a mystery involving a new cast of colorful suspects. Returning to the franchise he began, Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Rian Johnson writes and directs Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and assembles another all-star cast that includes a returning Daniel Craig alongside Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr., Jessica Henwick, Madelyn Cline with Kate Hudson and Dave Bautista.

When Rian began writing Knives Out, he asked Nathan to create a unique sonic palette for the world inhabited by debonair detective, Benoit Blanc. Inspired by murder mysteries of a bygone era, Nathan turned to slippery woodwinds, dissonant pianos and eventually the jagged string quartet that would go on to become the film’s audio signature while simultaneously redefining the sound of the modern mystery.

GLASS ONION - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 2XLP

Music by Nathan Johnson.

Package design by Jay Shaw and Mo Shafeek.

Pressed on 2x 140 Gram Crystal Clear vinyl.

$50

Tracklisting

SIDE A

1. Theme from Glass Onion

2. The Puzzle Box

3. Andi’s Theme

4. An Anonymous Invitation

5. Ground Rules

6. Ms. Birdie Jay

7. The Infraction Point

8. Dinner is Served

9. This is Not a Game

10. The Scene of the Crime

SIDE B

1. Trapped

2. Lights Out!

3. Time to Finish This

4. Blanc’s Plan

SIDE C

1. Snoop

2. Motive & Opportunity

3. Something’s Off

4. Perjury

5. Ransacking

6. A.B.

SIDE D

1. The Center of the Onion

2. Peeled Back

3. You’ve Got Nothing

4. Glass Onion String Quartet in Bb Minor

5. Burnt

6. Disruption

7. Theme from Glass Onion (Revisited)

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Mondo is an expanding enterprise with a passionate love of film, art, music and pop culture, best known for creating limited-edition posters, vinyl soundtracks, premium collectibles and games. Based in Austin, Texas, the team collaborates with an international network of talented artists and creators to produce the highest quality products inspired by licensed properties and original IPs. Over the last decade, Mondo has partnered with leading entertainment brands along with dozens of independent studios and filmmakers from around the world. Find out more at mondoshop.com

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Maurice Lacroix ‘Les Classiques’ 40mm Steel Silver Dial Men’s Watch for Father's Day | Chronostore

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Featured Item: @MauriceLacroix ‘Les Classiques’ 40mm Steel Silver Dial Men’s Watch

This formal, handsome Maurice Lacroix is accompanied by an adjustable brown leather strap, deployment clasp, a stainless steel round case, a chronograph, moonphase, date-window at 4 o’clock, with an isa claiber 8171 battery-powered movement, and it comes with a 1-year warranty. original retail: $1480, no box or papers.

SONG: "I'M A POP" BY CHANMINA FOR NETFLIX'S "KATE" SOUNDTRACK

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Wednesday, December 06, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: A HISTORIA DELAS (Disney + Star) WE LIVE HERE: THE MIDWEST (Disney + Star)

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: GUY'S RANCH COOK-OFF (TBD - Food Network Canada)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA HOLLYWOOD HOUSELIFT WITH JEFF LEWIS

CBC GEM CHRISTMAS EVER AFTER THE SECRET WORLD OF INCELS YOUNGER (Season 3)

DISNEY + STAR MICKEY’S CHRISTMAS TALES SHORTS SOUNDTRACK #2 (Season 1, Two-Episode Premiere) THEIR STORIES (A História Delas) (Season 1) WE LIVE HERE: THE MIDWEST

NETFLIX CANADA BLOOD COAST (FR) CHRISTMAS AS USUAL (NO)

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 7:00pm: Penguins vs. Lightning (SN1) 9:30pm: Hurricanes vs. Oilers

NBA BASKETBALL (SN Now) 7:30pm: Spurs vs. Timberwolves (TSN/TSN3/TSN4/TSN5) 7:30pm: Heat vs. Raptors (SN Now) 8:00pm: Thunder vs. Rockets (TSN/TSN4) 10:00pm: Nuggets vs. Clippers

THE OTHER SIDE (APTN) 7:30pm: Since the 1800s, the 108 Mile Ranch in British Columbia has been associated with nearly 60 murders. Such devastation leaves a stain on the land and traps souls to endlessly wander. Now, the team must investigate to separate fact from fiction.

SWAN SONG (CBC) 8:00pm: As the production hurtles toward opening night, the over-the-top sets and costumes overwhelm the exhausted dancers, while Jurgita reveals an injury that could keep her from the stage; Karen Kain, Robert Binet, Arielle Mirales, Jurgita Dronina.

SPIRIT TALKER (APTN) 8:00pm: Shawn travels to the Stoney Nakoda Nations in the picturesque foothills of the Rocky Mountains, where Knowledge Keeper Thomas Snow takes him to a significant hunting area near Rabbit Lake to track a deer.

MISTLETOE CONNECTION (W Network) 8:00pm: Kate Snow loves everything about the holidays but most of all the shop that's been in her family for generations. A developer moves into her quaint neighborhood and turns everything upside down.

GHOST HUNTERS OF THE GRAND RIVER (APTN) 8:30pm: The ghost hunters explore the Pinnacle Playhouse in Belleville, a theatre tied to one of Canada's only double executions: the hanging of Mary and Richard Aylward, accused of accidentally killing their neighbour.

BLACK LIFE: UNTOLD STORIES (CBC) 9:00pm: Scholars and activists analyze historic criminalization of Black Canadians and the effect on policing.

SMARTLESS: ON THE ROAD (Crave) 9:00pm/9:50pm (SERIES PREMIERE): The guys kick off their tour with guest Will Ferrell. In Episode Two, braving an ice storm with Conan O'Brien and Max Tegmark.

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Odds & Ends: November 10, 2023

And There Was Light by Jacques Lusseyran. Kate recently tried watching the new Netflix series All the Light We Cannot See. Unfortunately, it was not good. Is the book it’s based on by Anthony Doerr better? Neither of us have read it. However, the show did remind Kate of another book that’s definitely worth reading: And There Was Light by Jacques Lusseyran. It’s the real-life memoir that inspired Doerr’s novel. Lusseyran went blind as a young boy, but despite this disability went on to lead a French resistance movement during WWII when he was only sixteen. The story of how he did that and survived a concentration camp once he was caught is inspiring enough, but the real treasure in the book is the way he recounts what happened to his other senses once he lost his sight and how he discovered deeper layers of reality and light that most of us are unaware of. The book is quite affecting and transformative. For a taste of Jacque’s story, I highly recommend checking out one of our best and most favorite articles: “Turn Your Excuses Into Action: The ‘Do What You Can’ Guide from the Blind, Teenage Leader of the French Resistance.” Cowboy Belt by Zilker. I’ve been on the hunt for a Western-style belt that reminds me of my Southwestern roots. When I saw the Cowboy Belt on Huckberry, I knew I found the belt I was looking for. Handmade in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Cowboy Belt has given me a reason to tuck in my shirt more so I can showcase it.  The Death of the Slow Dance. This article digs deep into a cultural phenomenon I’ve been noticing in recent years: young people don’t slow dance anymore. Awkwardly shuffling your feet from side to side while some romantic R&B song played in the background used to be a right of passage for teenagers. But DJs have been reporting that Gen Z doesn’t want to do that anymore. Instead, they’re opting for more individual, high-energy type dancing. My son’s middle school dances have skipped slow songs altogether in favor of that nonstop high-energy stuff. What’s led to the death of the slow dance? The author speculates it’s changes in tastes in music (slow, romantic music is out — there’s no Savage Gardens these days), the rise of performative social media (slow dancing doesn’t make for a good TikTok vid), and changes in how Gen Zers socialize; used to the distance and control of digital communication, the vulnerability and intimacy of the slow dance makes them uncomfortable.  The Last of the Mohicans Soundtrack. Recently, I’ve been revisiting the epic soundtrack from The Last of the Mohicans while working out. When I’m doing my HIIT on the assault bike, I like to crank up “Promentory” and imagine I’m Daniel Day-Lewis running as fast as I can up a mountain. “I will find you!” Quote of the Week I believe the recipe for happiness to be just enough money to pay the monthly bills you acquire, a little surplus to give you confidence, a little too much work each day, enthusiasm for your work, a substantial share of good health, a couple of real friends, and a wife and children to share life’s beauty with you. ― J. Kenfield Morley The post Odds & Ends: November 10, 2023 appeared first on The Art of Manliness. http://dlvr.it/SygbxN

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Creative Review 07

Here’s a quick look back at the Creative happenings and hot topics of the week.

#CreativeReview is a one-stop cheat sheet of everything that happened this week in the digital media world - it’s a weekly summary for creatives, written by creatives and it’s a free/quick read with no registration and we won’t add you to some annoying list that’s impossible to unsubscribe to promise.

Trailer Beat

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

Paramount Pictures/In theaters, August 2

Seth Rogen, John Cena, Paul Rudd, Jackie Chan & others

After years of being sheltered from the human world, the Turtle brothers set out to win the hearts of New Yorkers and be accepted as normal teenagers through heroic acts. Their new friend April O’Neil helps them take on a mysterious crime syndicate, but they soon get in over their heads when an army of mutants is unleashed upon them.

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan - The Final Season Amazon Prime Video, June 30

John Krasinski is back for The Final Season of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan.

Black Mirror: Season 6 Netflix, June 15

The sixth season of Netflix's tech-horror anthology series returns in black, with a hint of red! The sixth season of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror returns with 5 new stories he calls, "the most unpredictable, unclassifiable and unexpected season yet."

Barbie Warner Bros. Pictures/In theaters, July 21 Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, Issa Rae, America Ferrera, Kate McKinnon, Dua Lipa

To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full-on existential crisis. Or you’re a Ken.

Shameless Marketing Nerd plug: the trailer is a "shoppable" YouTube video stuffed with Barbie merchandise.

Avengers: Wes Anderson Edition

What would Avengers be like if it was a Wes Anderson movie?

Written by ChatGPT and realized by Synthetic Screen.

Social Media Tips & Resources

Free 14-Day Content Calendar for Music Artists

June Feature: #TheSoundofPride 2023

As an agency that has had the esteemed privilege to partner with cutting-edge musical acts, we are incredibly passionate about music. And so, for our annual #TheSoundofPride playlist, we're doing things a little different than in years past as this year we're creating our usual #TheSoundofPride playlist celebrating global artists that amplify queer voices and provide the community with the floor-fillers and anthemic songs that soundtrack our summers and beyond.

And in addition to our main playlist, we're also shining a light on "Pop Rising," emerging queer and queer-friendly artists pushing for inclusion and musical globalization who should be on your radar.

#TheSoundofPride 2K23 #TheSoundofPride Pop Rising

Global Creative Spotlight

Tillamook “BLOCK JAMS” VOLUME TWO

Tillamook reunites hungry listeners with Vol. 2 of their cheesy “Block Jams” out of agency 72andsunny. The fun-in-the-sun edition includes catchy tunes like “Waves of Flavor”, “Cheese By The Slice”, and other earworms to leave you “absolutely melted”.

Spotify: Have You Heard?

When Spotify wanted to bring their promise of 100 million songs to Kenya, they enlisted a large cast, a dynamic wardrobe and sets, and a healthy helping of street-cool humor to announce their arrival.

Creative Agency: Machine

The Experimental

BBDO Bangkok collaborated with the Thai Health Promotion Foundation to create this “Experimental” campaign warning Thais of the emerging health risks of e-cigarettes, which are gaining popularity among youths with their contemporary appearance and selection of appealing odors and flavors.

The information which was presented in research that was published by the Korean Society of Toxicology has shown E-cigarette toxicity affects brain cognitive memory functions and inflammatory responses in mice.

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LEON 2/RMG (13 Eln'l 8 7 Only By The Night SOUNDTRACK 5 12 Twilight 1. In season 2, following a rather graphic sexual abuse scene, Tyler Down shows up at the school during the Spring Fling dance armed. (17.98) JOURNEY Journey's Greatest Hits 2 2 9 COLI l'I'IlIII ILLIAIIY. And he might just make some musical converts in the process. Spring Fling Shooting (Season 2) One thing that 13 Reasons Why is both praised and criticised for as a show is its daring nature to focus on taboo subjects that many try to avoid acknowledging the existence of. Boom! is going to knock you flat on your Broadway-loving butt," with Film Week adding: "Garfield's so good that he absolutely makes this film worth checking out."Ī third reviewer from AV Club added: "In joyfully embracing just about every tool in the movie-musical toolbox, Miranda crafts a fitting tribute to the act of artistic creation. Whats the full song list for 13 Reasons Why season two Back To You - Selena Gomez Lovely - Billie Eilish & Khalid Start Again feat. So what are critics saying about the film? The film currently has a 90 per cent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with a reviewer for Globe and Mail writing: "Tick, Tick. The film is directed by Lin Manuel-Miranda Since we spend almost all of the film following Jonathan's struggle to create something worthwhile, all the while neglecting his friends and family for his work, it takes someone very special to keep you cheering him on, and Andrew is just that. Season 2 of 13 Reasons Why developed by Brian Yorkey based on books by Jay Asher and starring Dylan Minnette, Katherine Langford, Kate Walsh, Brian D’Arcy James and Derek Luke will premiere on May 18 on Netflix. Of course, none of it would work if they didn't have the perfect leading man, Andrew Garfield, playing Jonathan himself. The label has previously released two soundtracks featuring the songs and score from the drama’s first season. Since youve been eyeballs-deep in your '13 Reasons Why' Netflix binge, odds are your ears might have picked up on something, too.

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Pupstruction to Wag Its Tail on Disney Junior and Disney+ in June 14 With Merchandise Plans and Music Album

Disney is getting ready to unleash a pack of new animated pooches on June 14 with Pupstruction an imaginative, music-filled animated series from Titmouse Inc.& Disney Junior Educational Resource Group the show is set to premiere WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, with a simulcast on Disney Channel and Disney Junior (8:00 a.m. EDT). An initial batch of episodes will premiere the same day on on-demand platforms and Disney+.

Joining the previously announced voice cast in recurring and guest star roles for season one are Olga Merediz (Walt Disney Animation Studios “Encanto” Franchise) as Grandma Dee, Todrick Hall (“The Masked Singer”) as Harvey Hare, Gabriel Iglesias (Netflix Animation “I, Chihuahua”) as Felipe and Nate Torrence (Walt Disney Animation Studios “Zootopia” Franchise) as Chameleo.

“Pupstruction” centers on crew leader Phinny, an innovative young corgi who dreams up some of the biggest and wildest ideas to help his town of Petsburg. The other members of Pupstruction are Luna, a comically spontaneous sheepdog; Roxy, a can-do rottweiler; and Tank, a lovable, snack-obsessed mastiff. Although Phinny might be the smallest pup on the crew, he proves that you don’t need big paws to have big ideas. Together, the Pupstruction crew uses mud, sweat, drool and plenty of heart to build and create.

The series stars Yonas Kibreab (Pixar Animation Studios “Elio”) as Phinny, Carson Minniear (“Big City Greens” Franchise) as Tank, Scarlett Kate Ferguson (“I’m Dying Up Here”) as Roxy and newcomer Mica Zeltzer as Luna, as well as Yvette Nicole Brown (“Firebuds”) as Mayor Gilmore, Bobby Moynihan (”DuckTales”) as Bobby Boots, Grey DeLisle (“Scooby Doo Franchise”) as Maya, Kari Wahlgren (“The Ghost and Molly McGee”) as Scratch, Eric Bauza (“Muppet Babies 2018”) as characters Harry, Sniff and Lloyd, and Alessandra Perez (“T.O.T.S. Tiny Ones Transport Service”) as Bailey.

Pupstruction is created by Travis Braun (”T.O.T.S. Tiny Ones Transport Service”) the series’ creative team for season one includes Victor Cook (”T.O.T.S. Tiny Ones Transport Service”) as executive producer, Robyn Brown (“Muppet Babies 2018”) as co-producer/story editor and Abigail Nesbitt (”T.O.T.S. Tiny Ones Transport Service”) as supervising director. Rob Cantor (Disney Television Animation’s “The Ghost and Molly McGee”,Chibiverse”) is songwriter and composer.

The main title theme song, written by series’ songwriter/composer Rob Cantor, will be released on Friday, May 12. The full digital soundtrack, “Disney Junior Music: Pupstruction,” featuring the theme song plus additional songs from the series, will be released by Walt Disney Records on June 14.

Disney Consumer Products, Games and Publishing is developing product lines inspired by the series featuring apparel, figures, vehicles, role-play products, plush, books and more.

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@me making the instrumental version of Material Girl my whole personality for the foreseeable