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Wonder Woman 1984 : How to Watch Online on HBO Max
On 5/12/21 at 11:00 PM EDT
DC Comics sequel is coming back to HBO Max on Thursday.
The 2020 film follows protagonist Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) also known as Wonder Woman as she looks to get the bottom of a global crisis caused by a man controlling Dreamstone, a mysterious and ancient object that grants wishes for people at the expense of something they love.
How To Train Your Dragon star Kristen Wiig and
Narcos actor Pedro Pascal also feature in the film, which is set in 1984 during the Cold War. Pascal plays the villain Maxwell Lord, who uses Dreamstone for personal gain and power, while Wiig plays Barbara Minerva, a nerdy geologist who befriends Diana but later transforms into a different character.
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– Boost Mobile, which serves millions of underinsured and uninsured customers, today announced it will become the first wireless provider to offer free telehealth services to its subscribers and their families by partnering with K Health.
– Launching in early summer, new subscribers to Boost Mobile’s Unlimited Plus plan (and their immediate families) will receive immediate access to healthcare and doctors, via K Health, straight from their Boost Mobile phone.
– K Health will be available for free to new Unlimited Plus subscribers, and for a discounted service fee of $7.99 per month for other Boost Mobile service plans. Boost Mobile customers will be able to take advantage of K Health’s data-driven primary care system with over four million users on its platform. Boost Mobile users can sign up at boostmobile.com/health to be first in line for the official launch early this summer.
Boost Mobile’s Unlimited Plus plan now comes with talk, text, and telemedicine
The $60 per month plan comes with a subscription to K Health May 4, 2021, 7:43pm EDT
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In what looks to be a first in terms of subscriber perks, Boost Mobile has announced that its $60 per month Unlimited Plus cellphone plan will come with access to to 24/7 telemedicine through K Health starting this summer.
Specifically, Unlimited Plus subscribers will get all of the features of K Health’s usual $9-per-month offering. That includes the ability to text chat or hop on a video call with a doctor through the K Health app, which uses the app’s AI suggestions to identify symptoms and potential ailments, and receive actual treatment, including medications and other prescriptions.
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