Table of ContentsTable of ContentsHow to cancel Philo through AmazonHow to cancel Philo through AppleHow to cancel Philo through Google PlayHow to cancel Philo on the Philo websiteHow to cancel Philo on RokuHow to cancel Philo on VizioThese days there are more streaming services out there than you can shake a stick at. Philo is one of the best live-streaming options out there, delivering access to dozens of channels filled with the shows and movies you want to watch. However, not all streaming services and built equally. If you've decided to cancel your Philo subscription, then it's worth knowing how to get it done without any hassle.Thankfully, Philo has made canceling the service easy. Along with an internet connection, you just need to remember where you signed up in order to cancel.Recommended VideosDifficultyEasyDuration5 minutesPhilo doesn't refund subscriptions once you've paid for the current month if you cancel. Instead, you'll continue to have access to Philo until the end of that billing cycle.If you signed up through Amazon, that's where you'll cancel. To start, make sure you're signed into your Amazon account.Step 1: Open the My Account page, you can find it under Accounts & Lists in the upper-right corner.Step 2: Select Your Apps under Digital content and devices. It should be the fifth link down.RelatedStep 3: Find Philo in your list of apps. To the right of Philo, select the Actions drop-down menu, and then select Turn off auto-renewal.Step 4: Select Turn off auto-renewal again to confirm.If you signed up for Philo through your Apple device, then you'll need an Apple device where you're signed in with the same Apple ID.Step 1: Open your device Settings menu. It will be an icon that looks like a set of gears.Step 2: Select your name, and then select Subscriptions.Step 3: Under active subscriptions, select Philo.Step 4: Select Cancel Subscription.If you signed up for Philo through your Google account, then you'll need the same account you signed up with in order to cancel.Step 1: Open the Google Play Store.Step 2: Select your profile icon in the upper-right corner.Step 3: Select Payments & Subscriptions.Step 4: Select Subscriptions.Step 5: Select Philo: Live and On-demand TV.Step 6: Select Cancel subscription.Step 7: Select a reason for cancelling and then select Continue.Step 8: Select Cancel subscription to confirm.If you signed up for your Philo subscription through Philo itself, you'll be canceling your account through the website.Step 1: Navigate to the Philo website.Step 2: Select your Profile avatar and select Account.Step 3: Select Cancel my subscription.Step 4: Select Complete cancellation to confirm.If you signed up for Philo through Roku, you can cancel the service right from your Roku box.Step 1: Press the home button on your Roku remote. It should look like a house.Step 2: Highlight the Philo app and press the star button on your Roku remote.Step 3: Select Manage subscription.Step 4: Select Cancel subscription and then click again to confirm.Step 5: Select Done to finish cancelling your subscription.If you signed up for Philo with a Vizio account, then you'll cancel it through the Vizio website. Just remember you'll need to log in with the same account you signed up under.Step 1: Navigate to the Vizio website and log in to your account.Step 2: Select Subscriptions & purchases.Step 3: Select Update next to Philo in your subscriptions.Step 4: Select Cancel subscription.Step 5: Select Update subscription to confirm your cancellation.Editors Recommendations

Moving abroad with kids can be challenging.BI spoke to parents about how they helped their kids navigate the move.Parents suggested telling kids about the move early and involving them in decision-making.Moving abroad is never straightforward, and with kids in tow, it becomes even more complicated.Additional factorscome into play, fromfinding the right schoolanddealing with negative reactionsto explainingcultural differences."The truth is that as meaningful and life-changing as moving abroad can be, it can be hard, no matter how experienced you feel," Stacy Ennis, who moved her family to Thailand and Portugal, previously wrote for Business Insider."When kids are involved, the chances of hardship are even higher," she added.BI spoke to parents and relocation consultants who uprooted their lives in the US to move to different parts of the world.Here are their best pieces of advice:1. Start the conversation early Doi relocated to Japan with her husband and two kids in 2022. Genie Doi Genie Doi knew she wanted to leave the US with her family after a shooting near her son's"We tried to prepare him for a year just by talking about how exciting this change is going to be," said Doi, who moved in 2022. Before moving, they also visited his new school in Japan so he could familiarise himself with the environment and try to make some friends."It was a really smooth transition for him," said Doi.2. Plan ahead for schoolIn 2016, Jackie Baxa relocated from Wyoming to Seville, Spain, with her husband and two sons, who were 9 and 13 at the time. Now, she is a relocation coach for families looking to do the same.Baxa said that education is a factor that weighs heavily on parents' minds. Things to consider include the language in which classes are being taught and whether their kids have the capacity to pick up a second language."Do what you can to foster language development in a way that doesn't feel like you're adding more school to the child," said Baxa, whose sons chose to stay in Europe for college and are now fluent in Spanish.3. Find a piece of home abroad Jaxie Baxa and her family relocated to Spain in 2016. Jackie Baxa Besides packingKnowing that her kids were big soccer fans, Baxa and her husband brought them to watch professional games. "We knew that that would be really special for them, and it was special for all of us," she said.She added that capitalizing on what kids identify with and expanding them into new interests can also create psychological comfort."It could open up pathways to friendships and things that will make them feel better about what they've left behind," she said.4. Involve your kids in the decision-making process Kusch included her kids in decisions. Jennifer Kusch Anna Sosdian, an international relocation consultant at StartAbroad, suggested that parents involve their kids in decision-making."Make them feel like they have some control over some of the details," she said, whether that's letting them decide what to do on their first day or choosing which room they will have in the new home.When Jennifer Kusch told her teenage sons that they were relocating to Dubai for her work, they told her she was "ruining" their lives, she told BI.But they eventually warmed up to the idea. Kusch moved to Dubai six weeks early to settle into their new home. On trips to Ikea, she video-called her kids so they could choose their bedding and furniture."I tried to keep them as involved as possible," she said.5. Your mood affects your kids Robbins and her four kids (pictured) relocated to Berlin last May. Celia Robbins Celia Robbins, who moved to Berlin with her husband and four kids, said she tried to stay positive for her kids. "If you're not happy, it's hard for them to be happy," she said.To help them better integrate, she and her husband networked and joined communities on Facebook.They also sent their kids to German language classes and enrolled them in a German American school."We are trying hard to be ourselves while also appreciating the community and the culture that we're a part of," she said.6. Encourage them to ask questions Katie Miller moved with her husband and three kids to Dubai in May. Katie Miller Despite the stress of moving and potential resistance from their kids, these parents agreed on one thing: Go for it.Learning to say goodbye to friends and being the new kid is hard, said Katie Miller, who moved from Texas to Dubai with her husband and three young kids earlier this year."But I'm watching each of them thrive because they've been stretched in new ways," she said.She said parents should invite their kids to be curious about the moving process."We told the kids there are no silly questions. We are all learning together."

Netflix streamed NFL games for the first time on Christmas Day.Technical problems marred a high-profile boxing matchlast month, but Netflix learned lessons.Many social media users praised Netflix for a smooth broadcast after it beefed up capacity.After fumbling a high-profile boxing match featuring Mike Tyson and Jake Paul last month that was marred by technical problems, many social media users praised Netflix for a smooth broadcast of its first-ever NFL games on Christmas Day.Netflix, with more than 280 million subscribers worldwide, is the home of hit shows like "Squid Games" and "Stranger Things," which have different technical requirements than massive live events.Christmas marked the first time it has streamed America's most popular sport, with the Kansas City Chiefs beating the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans followed, featuring a halftime performance by Beyonc.More than 60 million users tuned into last month's boxing match, exceeding Netflix and internet service providers' capacity.Netflix's stream of the event was beset by buffering, poor image quality, and audio problems after Netflix executives greatly underestimated the size of the audience and failed to beef up capacity, The Wall Street Journal reported."We were stressing our own technology, we were pushing every ISP in the world right to the limits of their own capacity, we were stressing the limits of the internet itself," Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos explained at a conference this month.It was an embarrassing misstep for Netflix, which is set to broadcast Christmas NFL games through 2026 and recently signed a contract to stream the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2027 and 2031.For the Christmas NFL event, executives worked ahead of time with internet service providers like Charter's Spectrum, Comcast's Xfinity, and Verizon's FiOS to increase capacity, the Journal reported.The investment seems to have paid off.However, not everyone was pleased. Some social media users complained about glitches, and others disliked being forced to subscribe to yet another streaming service to watch football.

2024-12-26T00:05:48Z Read in app Angle down iconAn icon in the shape of an angle pointing down. Beyonc in a promo photo for her Christmas Day halftime show. Parkwood Entertainment This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now.Have an account? Beyonc performed live during halftime of the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans game on Wednesday.The set list included live debuts of "Cowboy Carter" tracks, including "Texas Hold 'Em" and "Ya Ya."She also performed duets with singers Post Malone and Shaboozey.Beyonc took the stage at the Ravens vs. Texans game on Christmas Day, delivering a dynamic NFL halftime show that doubled as another test for Netflix's live event strategy.The 12-minute performance at NRG Stadium in Houston, Beyonc's hometown, featured live debuts of several tracks from her latest album, "Cowboy Carter," plus multiple duets with special guests including Beyonc's 12-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter, who joined the performance to line dance during the final song.Here's every song on Beyonc's Christmas Day setlist, listed below chronologically. '16 Carriages'Beyonc in the visualizer for "16 Carriages." Beyonc/YouTube "16 Carriages" was released alongside "Texas Hold 'Em" as the single's B-side. It has been nominated for Best Country Solo Performance at the 2025 Grammys.'Blackbiird'Beyonc in a promo photo for her Christmas Day halftime show. Parkwood Entertainment Beyonc performed "Blackbiird" with Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer, Tiera Kennedy, and Reyna Roberts a cover of the 1968 classic by The Beatles, which was inspired by the Civil Rights Movement. 'Ya Ya'Beyonc in a press photo for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Parkwood Entertainment The 20th track on "Cowboy Carter" is a country-rock banger that interpolates two hits from 1966: Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and The Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations.""Ya Ya" was hailed by critics as a standout upon the album's release and will compete for best Americana performance at the Grammys in February.The song was previously used in a promotional video for the 2024 Paris Olympics on NBC, which featured clips of Beyonc introducing Team USA athletes like Noah Lyles, Sha'Carri Richardson, Caeleb Dressel, Katie Ledecky, and Simone Biles.'My House'Beyonc in a promo photo for "Cowboy Carter." Blair Caldwell/Parkwood "My House'" was released at the end of 2023 as a single ahead of Beyonc's 2023 film, "Renaissance: A Film by Beyonc." 'Spaghettii, 'Riiverdance,' and 'Sweet Honey Buckiin'Shaboozey performs at the Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears game on Thanksgiving. Amy Lemus/NurPhoto via Getty Images Beyonc brought out Shaboozey to perform a medley of their collaborations on "Cowboy Carter," including "Spaghettii," a Grammy nominee for best melodic rap performance.Following his featured role on "Cowboy Carter," Shaboozey had a breakout year with his own hit, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)." The country-pop anthem topped the Hot 100 for 19 weeks, tying Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" for the longest streak in history. 'Levii's Jeans'Post Malone performs at the 2024 CMA Awards. Theo Wargo/Getty Images Beyonc welcomed Post Malone to the stage for a duet of "Levii's Jeans," the 17th track on "Cowboy Carter," and Grammy nominee for best pop duo/group performance.Like Beyonc and Shaboozey, Malone had a big year. He released his own country album, "F-1 Trillion," in August." The tracklist included collaborations with Nashville legends like Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton, and Chris Stapleton.The album's biggest hit, however, was a duet with Morgan Wallen titled "I Had Some Help," which debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and remained atop the chart for six weeks.Malone also topped the Hot 100 in April by teaming up with Taylor Swift for "Fortnight," the lead single from her record-breaking album "The Tortured Poets Department." 'Jolene'Beyonc in a promo photo for "Cowboy Carter." Blair Caldwell/Parkwood Beyonc's version of "Jolene" put a twist on country singer Dolly Parton's popular song about infidelity.Parton recorded the introduction to Beyonc's rendition, telling E! News in a May interview that she was "very proud" of the song's success."As a songwriter, you love the fact that people do your songs no matter how they do them," Parton said. 'Texas Hold 'Em'Beyonc shared a teaser for "Cowboy Carter" that featured a clip of "Texas Hold 'Em." Beyonc/YouTube "Texas Hold 'Em" was surprise-released as the lead single for "Cowboy Carter" during the 2024 Super Bowl.The song shot to No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs, making Beyonc the first Black woman in history to top the chart."Texas Hold 'Em" also held No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks and earned three more nods song of the year, record of the year, and best country song for the most-nominated and most-awarded performer in Grammys history. BeyonceMusicNFL More... Close iconTwo crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.

The BLEACH universe is expansive and complex, with various configurations of the main states of being introduced over the course of the series becoming possible in part due to Ssuke Aizen's (and to some extent, Kisuke Urahara's) meddling with the boundaries between Shinigami and Hollow. Using the Hgyoku he extracted from Rukia's soul in the conclusion of the Soul Society arc, Aizen would go on to create more Arrancar, Hollows that have gained Shinigami powers from tearing off parts of their masks.

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In the grand pantheon of Stephen King's works, many have ties to his magnum opus, The Dark Tower series. These novels have one or more connections to the story of Roland the Gunslinger and his quest for The Dark Tower, the grand structure that binds all reality together. The most prominent that fans are aware of include Stephen Kings The Stand, The Shining, Salems Lot, and more, but there is one book in particular that not only has ties to the main antagonist of the Dark Tower series, but a figure that could hold the key to Rolands mission altogether, Insomnia.

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Called the Zen, this tiny home is designed by the Australian tiny house building company Havenn Tiny Houses. It is a highly versatile home that is ideal for glamping enthusiasts. It isnt intended for full-time living, but it serves as a multi-purpose single-level dwelling for short-term stays. It isnt exactly a home, but an extra space for a home, quite like an ADU. Zen Tiny functions as an excellent additional space for a separate amenity. This unique and compact tiny abode is called an Essential Luxury, as it offers all the perks of a full-time home and the minimalism of a tiny home but in a truly tiny package.Designer: Havenn Tiny HousesZen is half the size of a typical home on wheels, as it features a length of 14.2 feet, a width of 7.5 feet, and a height of 9.8 feet. It features a simple single-level layout that is ideal for multi-purpose flexibility. It can be used as a lovely self-contained bedroom that is surrounded by nature, making for the perfect glamping escapade. It can also be utilized as a home office, as it has more than enough room for two office setups. It is equipped with high ceilings, large windows, and a cute French door. These features help create a space that feels spacious and free-flowing.It would be great as a guest bedroom, as it has sufficient space for a queen-sized bed and essential storage. It is made using natural materials, and equipped with solar panels for a sustainable touch. Sustainably sourced and recycled materials were used to construct the home. The Zen tiny home is also equipped with energy-efficient insulation and windows, eco-friendly toilets, and solar panels. Water conservation is also achieved via greywater systems or rainwater collection, paired up with efficient fixtures. The home is designed to minimize environmental impact while offering a comfortable living space.The house is built using termite-and rust-proof frames on a galvanized steel base. The R-value 2.0 insulation provides comfort throughout the year, while the premium hybrid flooring adds some luxury. A large skylight has been placed above the main section of the home, allowing more natural light to stream in. The home also includes a fully-equipped kitchen and laundry appliances. The bathroom is also well-designed, and the toilet has an eco-friendly version for off-the-grid situations. The Zen tiny house is compact and minimal, yet well-equipped making for an excellent tiny home. It is priced at $18,750, so isnt very expensive either. It lets you connect with the outdoors while reducing the impact on the environment.The post The Zen Home Offers The Perks & Minimalism Of A Tiny Home In A Truly Tiny Package first appeared on Yanko Design.