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One of the biggest stars on Twitch, Ibai, will be live and in-person for PSG’s official reveal of Lionel Messi, and will host a special stream for the occasion. Messi has officially made his switch from FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain. From rags to riches to even more riches, the Blaugrana lifer officially signed with his new club after Barca confirmed they weren’t going to re-sign one of the greatest players to ever lace them up. After clearing physicals and inking the two-year contract worth about $41 million USD per season, PSG and fans worldwide are anxiously awaiting Messi’s grand reveal. Ibai, one of Twitch’s biggest creators worldwide, seems to have gotten himself an invitation for the special event and is going to be streaming there when it happens. Who is Ibai? A former League of Legends caster, Ibai has been one of the biggest streamers on Twitch for years and a huge Spanish personality that’s been breaking records on the platform. Read more: Summit1g slams “ripoff” GTA RP Casino after losing $10k Blackjack hand He’s catapulted his audience growth and has started rubbing shoulders with high-profile celebs lately. He’s been seen with Barca striker Sergio Aguero, who’s also an…

The BlackStar Film Festival, which celebrates Black, Brown and Indigenous film and video artists, has bestowed awards on several films, including Writing With Fire as Best Feature Documentary, and Eyimofe (This Is My Desire) as Best Feature Narrative.  Directed by Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh, Writing With Fire profiles India’s only newspaper run by Dalit women, and the group of journalists who break traditions on the frontlines of India’s biggest issues.  Directed by Arie and Chuko Esiri, Eyimofe follows the stories of two Lagosians--Mofe, a factory technician, and Rosa, a hairdresser--on their quest for what they believe will be a better life on foreign shores.  The short film Dear Philadelphia, directed by Renee Osubo, won the Vimeo Staff Pick Award at BlackStar. The award comes with a $2,500 cash prize, a Vimeo Pro account and a Vimeo Staff Pick. Lionsgate and STARZ partnered with BlackStar to present the Lionsgate/STARZ Speculative Fiction Award this year to the film Inheritance directed by Annalise Lockhart. The honor includes a $5,000 prize and the opportunity for work to be showcased on STARZ in Black. The winners of the third annual BlackStar Pitch, offering filmmakers of color the chance to propose their short nonfiction projects…

A Twitch streamer transformed his GTA NoPixel character into WWE’s Undertaker and the result was absolutely incredible, even by RP standards. The Undertaker is perhaps the most iconic wrestler of all time aside from Hulk Hogan. Mark Calaway’s gimmick of an undead zombified man with mystical powers joining a wrestling federation of all things somehow managed to captivate audiences worldwide for multiple years. As such, having such a figure in the NoPixel’s GTA RP server is the stuff of nightmares, but streamer BigSkenger managed to pull off the deadman’s persona perfectly. On August 10, BigSkenger decided to redesign his character and equip him with all the Undertaker essentials – the hat, trench coat, black tights, and even his hair. Without any shadow of a doubt, he had become death incarnate. His character design was so good that another player ran up to him asking if he was The Undertaker. “How do you know me?” BigSkenger asked, concerned that his identity had been compromised.  Read More: GTA 5 fan makes incredible 3D printed version of entire San Andreas map Amusingly, at this point, BigSkenger played Taker’s entrance music with the famous “gong,” getting the other player even more riled up. While…

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New Links After Mike Lindell's appearance on the April 28, 2021, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" show, Lead Stories published a story titled "Attention Mike Lindell: What You May Want To Know About The 'Data' Used In Your Stolen Election Claims" that traced some of the data used in Lindell's movies to a man named Dennis L. Montgomery. Lindell has been quite vague on the source of his data and the name "Dennis L. Montgomery" never appears in any of his videos. And with reason: According to the New York Times, Montgomery's own lawyer once called him a "con man" and in the same article they also reported he sold non-functional terrorist-tracking software to U.S. security services as the War on Terror against al-Qaida was being waged by the George W. Bush administration. The Arizona Republic reported Montgomery once charged Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio for collection of evidence and that the sheriff's office then concluded "...Dennis Montgomery deliberately compiled massive amounts of data on to these drives for the purpose of obfuscating the fact the data itself contained no evidence..." If the data Mike Lindell relies on as evidence came from Dennis Montgomery it wouldn't automatically mean it was false.…

Last night, following an excruciatingly tenuous, almost-five-hour victory in Kansas City, in which the Yankees blew four save opportunities, Aaron Judge took to Twitter, perhaps in an attempt to wind down from the stressful activity of the evening. With his notifications ablaze after a blue checkmark fired off a critique directed at the big fella, Judge decided to jump headfirst into a losing battle at almost 1 a.m. in Missouri. A few hours earlier, Eduardo Pérez, the 13-year big leaguer and son of a Hall of Famer, called out Judge and the Yankees for their season-long tradition of sloppy baserunning, which ended up costing them in the seventh inning of Monday night’s contest. The Situation: With one out in the top of the seventh, Giancarlo Stanton was on first, and Aaron Judge was on third. DJ LeMahieu stepped into the box with a chance to drive in the game’s first run. On a nubber back to the mound, Judge decided to take off for home. After a hotly-contested, bang-bang play at the plate, Judge was called out, a controversial ruling which was upheld after a video review by the umpiring crew. Pérez’s critique: We need a better secondary lead by…

Shares of Twitter Inc. TWTR, -1.98% shed 1.98% to $65.68 Tuesday, on what proved to be an all-around positive trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index SPX, +0.10% rising 0.10% to 4,436.75 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.46% rising 0.46% to 35,264.67. This was the stock's third consecutive day of losses. Twitter Inc. closed $15.07 below its 52-week high ($80.75), which the company reached on February 25th. The stock underperformed when compared to some of its competitors Tuesday, as Microsoft Corp. MSFT, -0.66% fell 0.66% to $286.44, Alphabet Inc. Cl A GOOGL, -0.08% fell 0.08% to $2,736.14, and Facebook Inc. Cl A FB, -0.13% fell 0.13% to $361.13. Trading volume (9.0 M) remained 4.5 million below its 50-day average volume of 13.5 M. Editor's Note: This story was auto-generated by Automated Insights, an automation technology provider, using data from Dow Jones and FactSet. See our market data terms of use.

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ClaimImage shows a campground sign "translated for teenagers" in August 2021.ReportingAdvertisementsOn August 9 2021, a Facebook post depicting a campground’s “text us” sign and a “teenager translation” went viral; iterations of the image were popular across social media:Every variation of the images of the signs we were able to locate included the masking over the phone number, making it difficult to trace the location of the purported signs. The version in the picture on the left read:Text UsPlease don’t hesitate to text us at if you see anything that needs our attention. We want to make this campground as relaxing and comfortable as possible for our guests!Thank you!Whereas a visually identical version on the right side of the image read:Text Us(TRANSLATED FOR TEENAGERS)sup? HMU at if you see anything that is sus or cringe like IDK a toilet that got REKT or something. TBH we high-key tryna glow-up this campground. can’t stop won’t stop until this place straight up slays. need your help fam.TyBefore the image appeared on Facebook on August 9 2021, it was shared to Imgur (“I’m glad they translated this for us grownups”) and Reddit’s r/Cringetopia:this post is totes yeets yo from CringetopiaAnother iteration on that…

The encrypted chat app Signal is adding a few new options for users looking to lock down their messages. The app will now allow anyone to turn on a default timer for disappearing messages, automatically applying the settings to any newly initiated conversations. Signal’s disappearing messages option deletes chats for both the sender and receiver after a set amount of time passes. Previously, you had to toggle the option on and select an interval for each individual conversation, which made it easy to overlook the extra privacy feature if you had a lot of chats going at once. Shout out to everyone who's been asking for this for a while. Now you can set a default disappearing message timer in Signal. All new groups you create or new conversations you initiate will be preconfigured with it. https://t.co/QGWv6DTx6V — Moxie Marlinspike (@moxie) August 10, 2021 Signal is also adding more options for how long disappearing messages stick around before evaporating. The app’s users can now select an interval up to four weeks and as short as 30 seconds. You can even lower that to a single second in the app’s custom time options. On any chat app, it’s important to remember…