A mum who thought she just had backache was told that she had just eight weeks to live after being diagnosed with cancer. Christine Emery had always suffered with backache but after the pain became worse she sought medical advice.
16.06.2023 - 02:05 / deadline.com
L.A. Live, Anschutz Entertainment Group’s downtown Los Angeles sports and entertainment district, will bear streamer Peacock’s name throughout, starting July 11.
As part of a multi-year naming rights agreement between AEG and Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, the 7,100-seat concert and special events venue formerly known as Microsoft Theater will be renamed Peacock Theater. The entertainment district’s 40,000-square-foot open-air plaza, formerly known as XBOX Plaza, will now be known as Peacock Place.
Terms of the deal were not revealed. Peacock will also become the exclusive streaming partner for the complex.
“Like Peacock, L.A. Live is at the epicenter of premium original entertainment, exhilarating sports, one-of-a-kind experiences and extreme fandom,” said Kelly Campbell, president of Peacock, and direct-to-consumer, NBCUniversal. “Through Peacock Theater and Peacock Place, we’ll have the opportunity to bring all the elements of our brand to life with the millions of fans who visit L.A. Live each year, while partnering with the incredible team at AEG to further cement Peacock as the ultimate destination for audiences.”
“We are ecstatic for the opportunity to be able to partner with the amazing leadership team at Peacock for this long-term relationship,” said Nick Baker, COO of AEG Global Partnerships. “The content within the Peacock platform is ideal for our audiences and the synergies between both organizations around our variety of events is limitless.”
“We are incredibly excited for this groundbreaking partnership with Peacock and AEG,” said Lee Zeidman, president, Crypto.com Arena, Peacock Theater, and L.A. Live. “We are looking forward to the opportunity to collaborate with Peacock to create
A mum who thought she just had backache was told that she had just eight weeks to live after being diagnosed with cancer. Christine Emery had always suffered with backache but after the pain became worse she sought medical advice.
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