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Twitch streamer Tbvnks, whose real name is Tamari Simms, has spoken out after reports claimed private content involving him and his former girlfriend, Camryn LaVine, surfaced online following an alleged hack. The story has gained widespread attention. Twitch streamer Tbvnks addressed hacking reports involving him and ex-girlfriend Camryn LaVine during a livestream. (X/ @FearedBuck) Social media influencer FearBuck posted on X that the private photos and videos were leaked after Camryn's accounts were allegedly hacked. “Streamer Tbvnks is at the center of a hacking incident after his ex-girlfriend, Camryn LaVine, the sister of Zach LaVine, was hacked, leading to their private photos and videos being leaked online," he wrote. Tbvnks's reaction During a livestream on his Twitch platform on Saturday, July 25, Tbvnks explained that someone had hacked into his ex's iCloud or Snapchat accounts. “She did not post this, she didn't leak this herself,” he said of Camryn LaVine. “Don't send no hate her way. She wouldn't do this... If this was revenge something, it would be a whole different route that I would go. Somebody hacked into her s**t... Somebody leaked it. It wasn't just me or her that was affected by it, it was other people... We

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This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter . As marketers look toward the second half of 2026, marketers need to start locking down their holiday campaign strategies to ensure they're maximizing key opportunities and reaching their audience where they're most engaged. With social media now a significant part of life for more than 20 years, many brands have embedded their approaches to social platform outreach. That means some marketers are relying on traditional strategies that are long past their expiration date. However, user behaviors are always changing, so it's worth reassessing traditional guidance notes and considering other platforms and tools that can assist with reach, and boost brand awareness to a more active audience. To help with this, Social Media Today will be publishing a series of overviews over the next few weeks, offering tips and tactics for building an organic social media presence on the major platforms. These strategies can then act as a foundation for broader social media promotional efforts. This post examines professional social network LinkedIn, the oldest social media platform, which has had something of a renaissance in recent

Sooner or later, there will be a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia. Whatever the resolution of territorial borders is, an independent Ukraine will at minimum continue to exist west of the Dnieper River with Kiev as its capital. Both countries are waging successful aerial drone assaults on each other, but the political shocker is how successfully Ukraine is hitting Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Russia’s oil refineries. Russia’s air defense has once again been exposed to the world as subpar, to put it politely.  Ukraine and its supporters in the West, especially the United States, will quickly need to address rearming Ukraine to deter future aggression. Ukraine has proven to be brave, resilient, and worthy of such support. Russia’s intentions regarding its neighbors are clear as a bell. All countries in Europe with Russia on their borders will want security assurances. Russia always comes back for more. Poland already feels it is at war with Russia, with regular cyberattacks, sabotage, and drone airspace incursions. Missiles and drones do not hold territory. Only soldiers in armored vehicles can move forward to protect a threatened border. Ukraine will require lots of these. The main battle tank, the king of ground combat, must be

Hotazhell secured today’s Group 1 in Munich. Photo: Marc Rühl There was a 1,2,3 for foreign raiders in a big race at Munich. Hotazhell entered the winner’s enclosure after landing the second Group 1 race of his career: today’s Bayerisches Zuchtrennen (also known, for sponsorship reasons, as the Grosser Dallmayr-Preis) in Munich. This was his first success since he won the Group 1 Futurity Trophy as a two-year-old at Doncaster in 2024 and Jessica Harrington’s four-year-old son of Too Darn Hot ended a losing run of seven starts. Ridden forward by Shane Foley, the four-year-old wasn’t one of the faster horses into stride, taking six seconds to reach 50kmh after the stalls opened, but without any obvious early pace, Foley found himself in front. He held that early advantage down the back straight and was able to save as much ground as possible under a clever, positive ride. Despite the fact that some of our in-race metrics might point to an idea that Hotazhell was well placed and, as a result, those in behind may have been slightly unlucky with the way the race developed, he crossed the line with the fastest run-out speed in the field (60.9kmh) and that

Heatwave reveals historic garden design – Chatsworth House / SWNS The outline of a ‘lost’ 17th century garden has been revealed at a stately British home following the record heatwave and long drought. Beneath the parched grass was an ornate garden design being rediscovered after more than 350 years at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. It turns out, the ornamental arrangement of flower beds and paths known as ‘The Great Parterre’ was created for the 1st Duke of Devonshire around 1699 and built along the south façade of the English estate. The elaborate, perfectly symmetrical garden measured 473-ft-long (144m) by 227-ft wide (69m), all of which followed the fashion of the day for formal gardens. It only flourished for 30 years before being covered over and replaced with a new design around 1730. A spokesperson for Chatsworth House Trust said after temperatures exceeded 30°C (86°F) in May, June and July, and with the “exceptionally dry” start to July, the lawn was “parched enough for history to reveal itself once again”. Recent record high temperatures and long periods without rain have revealed the outline of an ornate 17th-century garden design on Chatsworth’s South Lawn – SWNS / Chatsworth House They further explained:

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