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Growing up around performers, storytelling was always central to Emma's life. Add in a nerdy older brother who introduced her to Marvel at far too young an age, and her love for entertainment led her to pursue a Journalism degree at Indiana University, where she discovered her passion for entertainment reporting. She spent nearly one year in Los Angeles covering industry stories and fully immersing herself in the world of entertainment media.

Starz could soon disappear for Verizon FiOS customers amid an ongoing carriage dispute between the two companies.

According to Deadline, Starz Networks President Alison Hoffman warned viewers to prepare for the possibility of Verizon removing Starz, saying:

“Unless an agreement is reached imminently, our viewers should be prepared for Verizon to remove Starz.”

The network is home to shows including Outlander, Power Book IV: Force, and S.W.A.T. Exiles. If a new distribution agreement isn't reached, Verizon could remove Starz's channels, on-demand content, and app access.

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