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Image: The Verge Charter’s Spectrum TV Select cable plan will include a free ad-supported Peacock Premium subscription next year, reports Reuters. The addition comes as Charter announced today that it has reached a new “multi-year deal” with NBCUniversal, which owns Peacock, to keep its TV channels in Charter’s cable lineup. Charter recently lined up a similar agreement with Disney that lets it bundle Disney’s ad-supported Disney Plus Basic with Spectrum TV Select. (Upgrading to Spectrum TV Select Plus adds ESPN Plus, too.) It’s all part of Charter’s new hybrid approach to bundles that allows it to bundle other companies’ streaming subscriptions with its cable plans and even sell them to its internet customers, too. That lets the company boost the... Continue reading…

Hidden out of sight and forgotten for centuries in the Shoham Community Forest, near the heart of Israel, archaeologists have now uncovered the remains of an extraordinary 6th-century Byzantine church. The discovery, first made in 1986, offers important evidence of a little-known period of religious transformation. Among the most fascinating discoveries of those excavations is a unique marble medallion depicting the Greek goddess Tyche, a rare find in a Christian context. This combination of pagan and Christian symbolism at one site shows the cultural complexity of the Byzantine period in the Land of Israel, illustrating how ancient beliefs persisted alongside the rise of Christianity. Shock Findings In Garbage Mound Indicate Byzantine Empire Was In Major Decline BEFORE the Rise of Islam Romanos IV Diogenes: An Ambitious Byzantine Emperor Unjustly Deposed? Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

The District of Columbia Council on Tuesday passed emergency legislation reforming the city’s eviction proceedings due to a surge in unpaid rent, causing some affordable housing developments to be on the brim of foreclosure.

Vice President Kamala Harris picked a side in the port workers' labor dispute on Wednesday, saying she supports the striking longshoremen, while also slamming former President Donald Trump, her Republican rival for the White House.

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Chloe Lattanzi, Olivia Newton-John‘s daughter, revealed the “dark side” of growing in fame and how growing up in the spotlight led to a plethora of challenges for her and made it difficult for her to find herself. “I’ve spent my life trying to please others, adapting to their expectations, and losing myself in the process,” she shared. Lattanzi admitted that the people-pleasing mentality affected her mental and physical health negatively, as she constantly craved the approval of everyone, and it eventually became suffocating. She also added that her mom struggled with this challenge. The 38-year-old actress and singer explained that she’s now on a journey of healing and self-discovery. “I’m definitely on an upward trajectory in the health arena. Mind, body, spirit, because I am living in my authenticity.” Chloe Lattanzi fulfills a promise to Olivia Newton-John by releasing her song ‘Phoenix’ Olivia Newton-John Everett According to Lattanzi, her mom’s greatest desire was to see her be herself and for her talents to reach the world. She has honored her late mom by fulfilling her promise to her. On Thursday, which would have been Newton-John’s 75th birthday, Lattanzi released her new song, “Phoenix.” She explained that releasing the song on her mother’s birthday is very sacred and that the song is a promise to her mom because she wrote it for her. Olivia Newton-John Chloe Lattanzi Instagram Lattanzi mentioned that she shared the demo with Newton-John before her death and her mom was moved to tears, saying it was the best work she had ever done. “I co-wrote the song with Dave Audé and another fantastic writer, and the song was, for her, it was a promise,” Lattanzi said. “I also wrote it to uplift other people, to remind them that the light is much more powerful than the dark.” Chloe Lattanzzi carries on her mother’s legacy Newton-John passed away from cancer on Aug. 8, 2022, at the age of 73.  Before her death, the mother-daughter duo sang and recorded songs together. They were even the first and only mother-daughter duo to reach #1 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart with “You Have to Believe.” Olivia Newton-John Everett Lattanzi carries on her mother’s legacy in other ways as she continues her mother’s mission to support cancer survivors through the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness and Research Centre. The center provides programs such as acupuncture, lymphatic massage, art therapy, and emotional support therapy. Lattanzi will be traveling to Melbourne for the 11th Annual Olivia’s Walk for Wellness. The event will take place on October 6, 2024, at Alexandra Gardens in Melbourne, Australia, with the theme “Let’s Get Physical.” Participants have been asked to wear fun 1980s gear. Next up: Concerns Sparked As Video Shows Unresponsive Jimmy Carter On 100th Birthday The post Olivia-Newton John’s Daughter Talks About ‘Dark Side Of Fame’ As She Fulfills Promise To Late Mom  appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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