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Kai Cenat, the world's most-subscribed Twitch streamer, is holding Streamer University in Conway. More than 120 content creators are looking for their big break at the event, which began Wednesday at Hendrix College and continues through Monday. Streamer University's appearance at Hendrix College marks the program's second event, following its inaugural session at the University of Akron in May 2025. Participants live on campus and attend classes for content creation. They are not allowed to leave the premises during the event, but they stream regularly. Cenat has more than 20 million followers on Twitch.tv, a livestreaming service on which creators broadcast live content and viewers interact in real time. He gained popularity through streams of video games, viral challenges and celebrity guests, such as professional wrestler John Cena, comedian Kevin Hart, and media personality and businesswoman Kim Kardashian. Viewers support creators through subscriptions and third parties, such as PayPal, Streamlab and Twitch Bits. "Hendrix has been helping students reach their full potential for the last 150 years," Hendrix College President Karen Petersen said in an email to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. "When we were asked to share our campus with an exciting and innovative educational program, we thought it was a

by WKRC Thu, July 16, 2026 at 1:34 PM Gwynne will officially open July 28 at 610 Main St. in the historic Gwynne Building, offering breakfast, brunch, dinner, cocktails and private dining. (Cincinnati's Fidelity Hotel) CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new restaurant celebrating the flavors and traditions of the Ohio River Valley is set to open later this month inside downtown Cincinnati's Fidelity Hotel. Gwynne will officially open July 28 at 610 Main St. in the historic Gwynne Building, offering breakfast, brunch, dinner, cocktails and private dining. Led by Cincinnati native Executive Chef Brad Bernstein, the restaurant will feature a seasonally inspired contemporary American menu built around locally sourced ingredients from regional farms and producers. Signature dishes include fried green tomatoes with Appalachian sassafras cream, pork belly with sweet corn and maque choux, and sweet corn and crab bisque. The beverage program also pays tribute to Cincinnati, with cocktails inspired by the city's neighborhoods, history and bourbon heritage. “Gwynne is an opportunity to celebrate those influences through a restaurant that feels unmistakably at home in Cincinnati,” Bernstein said in a media release. “Our goal is to honor the Ohio River Valley while bringing a fresh perspective to the table.”

This is the moment a fraudster attempted to steal thousands of pounds worth of cryptocurrency from an unsuspecting victim while receiving instructions from a co-conspirator on Snapchat. Anthony Ikenwe, 29, Hamza Bashir, 23, and Kevin Nwamma, 25, called their victims while posing as police officers, falsely claiming their cryptocurrency was at risk and urging them to take immediate action. After obtaining their details from the dark web, the trio tricked victims into revealing account information or transferring their digital assets to accounts they believed had been set up by police for protection — but which were actually controlled by the fraudsters. Almost £5 million worth of cryptocurrency was stolen from eight known victims, but detectives believe the number of people affected may be far higher. Read More Police say the trio used the stolen funds to fund lavish lifestyles, including taking multiple holidays a year, despite one of the men having a recorded income of just £444. One of the fraudsters posing with a luxury car Met Police CCTV footage showed the fraudsters laughing as they spent their victims’ money on luxury purchases at Harrods. Other images showed them posing in expensive cars, showing off designer watches and flaunting large

by WKRC Thu, July 16, 2026 at 4:24 PM Two people will spend the next two years in prison for their roles in an illegal prostitution ring operating out of a Symmes Township massage parlor. (Provided) SYMMES TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - Two people will spend the next two years in prison for their roles in an illegal prostitution ring operating out of a Symmes Township massage parlor. Yinliu Shi and Zhiguo Zhang were sentenced to two years in prison. A third person involved in the case, Pingwei Cheng, remains on the run. Shi and Zhang, described as natives of Flushing, New York, pleaded guilty to operating the brothel out of the Sunflower Spa on Loveland Madeira Road. In addition to taking money for sex acts at the spa, the three were said to have laundered hundreds of thousands of dollars through multiple bank accounts. The illegal activity began as early as June 2023.

Clubhouse Speech: Jordan WalkerJuly 16, 2026 | 00:01:50 Watch the moment Cardinals manager Oli Marmol surprises Walker in the clubhouse with the news that he's been selected to the All-Star Game St. Louis Cardinals team featured Jordan Walker  » Read More

The City of Richmond has launched an official WhatsApp channel to share important City updates with residents. This channel delivers timely, critical City communications directly to followers’ mobile phones in an accessible and convenient way. The WhatsApp channel provides one-way broadcast updates, including: High-impact City updates Emergency communications Weather advisories and urgent alerts Service interruptions and operating hours Residents can follow the City’s official WhatsApp channel by visiting richmond.ca/WhatsApp on their mobile devices.

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Apple TV and Apple Music for Android are rolling out sizable updates today, with homescreen widgets as the shared theme. Apple TV 2.5 introduces three widgets that add the “Continue watching” carousel from the top of the main tab to your homescreen. Apple TV Small shows one episode/movie, while Medium doubles that. Apple TV Large features bigger artwork for the first item alongside a scrollable list to browse. Tapping immediately starts playback. The widgets aren’t resizable and match what’s available on iOS. Version 2.5 for Apple TV is rolling out now via the Play Store. On a related note, Apple Music 6.5 is widely rolling out today. It’s a big jump from version 5.2 and might be Apple synchronizing its numbering to match iOS releases (26.5 is the current stable on the iPhone). This update adds two new widgets. Pins lets you “Quickly access your pinned items,” while Live Radio saves you from visiting the dedicated tab to start playback. These additions join Now Playing, Recently Played, Recommendations, and Top Charts. The other update today lets you “Share songs, albums, playlists, and lyrics to WhatsApp.” FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

Catfished teen gets £10k after photos used for fake dating profiles BBC Fake accounts pretending to be Sasha-Jay gained 81,000 followers on TikTok and 22,000 on Instagram A teenager whose images were used to create fake Tinder, TikTok and Instagram profiles leading men to believe she was their girlfriend is to be paid compensation. Sasha-Jay Davies, 19, from Aberdare had her identity stolen by Elha Mai Weston who posed as the teenager to strike up romantic conversations on social media. Weston amassed more than 100,000 followers, leaving Davies fearful to leave her home because she was being approached by men who thought they were in a relationship with her. She apologised and admitted the four-year campaign and agreed to pay Davies, a student, a reported £10,000 in compensation. Weston engaged in a "sustained campaign of online impersonation", known as catfishing, the court was told. Earlier this year, Davies told BBC Wales: "I used to go out a lot but now I hardly ever go out because I'm scared what man is going to approach me next. "It is terrifying to be confronted over something you didn't do and to realise someone is using your face to manipulate others," she said.

July 16, 2026, 4:36 p.m. ET Kim Kardashian is clarifying the timeline of her recent Instagram post after the death of her grandmother, Mary Jo "M.J." Shannon. Just minutes before Kris Jenner announced on Thursday, July 16, that her mom had died, Kim, 45, posted a series of photos on Instagram from a recent lakeside getaway with her family. The post – which features images of the SKIMS founder posing with Khloe Kardashian on a boat, having Kendall Jenner pour tequila into her mouth as she held onto a paddleboard in the lake, wakeboarding, and spending time with her kids – was captioned "Lake Life." But its timing didn't land well with her followers — many of whom argued that it appeared tone-deaf given the death in Kim's family. "Didn’t your grandmama just pass? This couldn’t wait to the weekend?" one user asked, while another user said, "What about MJ?" "Kim, there’s people that are dying," one fan commented, referring to Kourtney Kardashian's iconic line from a 2011 episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," which saw Kim crying in the ocean after she lost a $75,000 diamond earring. Amid the growing backlash, Kim responded in the comments and clarified