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There’s been an overwhelming amount of content added to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 in the past few days, largely stemming from the Season 2 Reloaded update. However, the update isn’t solely responsible for all of the possible content you can unlock. Arriving at the same time as the update was the Sole Survivor weapon blueprint in Black Ops 7, which you can only unlock through Twitch Drops. To see the entire process of earning the Sole Survivor blueprint and adding it to your account in BO7, check out the guide below. Unlocking the Sole Survivor weapon blueprint in Black Ops 7 The Sole Survivor weapon blueprint is for the Peacekeeper Mk1, which is great timing, seeing as the Peacekeeper just received a substantial buff in Warzone. To unlock the blueprint, you’ll have to go through the Twitch Drops system, which requires you to watch specific streams on Twitch for a certain amount of time. Once you do that, you can claim the Sole Survivor blueprint, and it will be available to use across Black Ops 7, Warzone, and Zombies. This time around, you need to watch official “drops enabled” Call of Duty: Warzone Twitch streams for two hours

1,464,086 followers 1h Edited The Fast Company Grill at SXSW officially kicks off TOMORROW! It's our 13th year in Austin, and every year, thousands of people show up to the #FCGrill for insightful conversations, thought-provoking questions, and engaging activations. If you're around from March 13–16, join us over four days of programming! You'll hear from Ben Cohen (cofounder of Ben & Jerry's), Krista Dalton (Chief Marketing officer, Tecovas), John Stamos (actor, Chief Innovation Officer at ZEAM), Anu Joshi (National Campaigns Director, ACLU), RJ Scaringe (founder & CEO of Rivian), to name some of our many speakers. Keeping up from far away? We'll be covering the event on our social media channels: 🔸 Fast Company Events on LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/ezDkj5Xx 🔸 Instagram: instagram.com/fastcompany 🔸TikTok: tiktok.com/@fastcompany See you soon! More from this author Explore content categories

Unrepentant, Jamwal told the media and the police that he had wanted to kill Abdullah for 20 years. New Delhi: Nearly everyone above the age of 45 in Jammu’s old city areas – Link Road, Purani Mandi, Kacchi Chawni, Panjtirhi, Mubarak Mandi, Jain Bazaar – has a story to tell about Kamal Singh Jamwal, the 63-year-old who tried to assassinate former J&K chief minister Farooq Abdullah at a wedding function on Wednesday (March 11). But nothing sums it up better than this one from a senior journalist who, like many others, spoke to this reporter on the condition of anonymity, when reached out for a comment to describe Jamwal:  “He is a post-graduate of the WhatsApp University; always ready to pick up quarrels with anybody and everybody over issues like Kashmir versus Jammu; BJP versus Congress; India versus Pakistan, Hindu versus Muslims. The reason I say post-graduate is because his indoctrination is complete. During discussions, he often used to cite unverified and fake information, much of it floating around on social media.” Found in an inebriated state, Jamwal was arrested yesterday and remains in custody after he pulled out a gun and tried to shoot the National Conference patriarch when

British artist Jonathan Yeo remains best known for his portrait of the newly crowned King Charles III. But, the self-taught artist has also experimented with technology for over a decade. Last October, this line of enquiry culminated with a three-day show of Yeo’s paintings at the Centre Pompidou in partnership with Snap, which helped animate his portraits using augmented reality (A.R.). The exhibition, “Spectacular: The Art of Jonathan Yeo in Augmented Reality,” makes its U.S. debut this Sunday at South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas. Yeo has painted famous people for three decades. On a video call, he described portraiture as his “day job.” Its static nature has historically frustrated him. “I tend to spend half my time doing the portraits, and half the year experimenting,” Yeo said. Early forays included collages and themed series. Key art for “Spectacular” featuring Jonathan Yeo. Photo courtesy of Snapchat. “In recent years, that side of it’s been slightly replaced by playing with technologies,” he said. In 2017, he produced his first bronze sculpture, a self portrait cast from a model made with Google’s new 3D virtual reality painting application, Tilt Brush. In 2021, he helped judge the Venice International Film Festival‘s Venice

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Adam Ross Thu, March 12, 2026 at 3:17 PM UTC 1 min read Hailey Bieber gave fans a close-up look at her latest glam moment on Friday, March 6, sharing a series of selfies to Instagram that highlighted her polished beauty look and bold red ensemble. The model and Rhode skincare founder, 29, posed for a trio of softly lit snapshots while seated indoors, leaning into the camera to capture the details of her makeup and outfit. Bieber wore a vibrant red top dotted with small black polka dots, designed with an asymmetrical neckline and a delicate tie detail near the collar. The structured bodice and off-shoulder cut framed the look, giving the outfit a sleek, modern feel while keeping the focus on the striking color and tailored silhouette. Hailey Bieber/Instagram In the photos, Bieber styled her brunette hair pulled back with loose face-framing strands that curved along one side of her face. She kept her accessories minimal with small gold hoop earrings, allowing the beauty look to take center stage. Her makeup featured softly flushed cheeks, glowing skin, feathered brows and a glossy neutral lip, creating a warm, luminous finish that caught the natural light. Hailey Bieber/Instagram One image

New Research from Snapchat and Alter Agents Reveals Social Media Drives Telecom Decisions, with 55% of Snapchatters Purchasing After Seeing an Ad New Research from Snapchat and Alter Agents Reveals Social Media Drives Telecom Decisions, with 55% of Snapchatters Purchasing After Seeing an Ad PR Newswire LOS ANGELES, March 12, 2026 Study explores how Gen Z and Millennials navigate the telecommunications path to purchase, highlighting the role of life milestones and creator influence in driving carrier switching LOS ANGELES, March 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Snapchat and market research firm Alter Agents today released a comprehensive study examining the habits of Gen Z and Millennial telecommunications consumers. The research identifies the pivotal life moments that trigger carrier switching and quantifies the outsized role social media plays in the path to purchase for younger generations. As the telecommunications industry faces fierce competition and high customer churn, the study reveals that brand loyalty is fragile among younger demographics. The data indicates that 69% of Snapchatters have changed service providers since signing up for their first plan, driven largely by cost, service reliability, and customer experience. The findings also underscore that younger consumers have high autonomy in the market, with 78% of Gen Z

March 12 (UPI) -- A 4-year-old porcine social media star living in California earned the Guinness World Records title for the most followers on Instagram for a pig: 1.1 million. The record-keeping organization said Merlin the Pig had 1.1 million followers on Instagram as of Feb. 23, earning him the title. Owner Mina Alali adopted the now-4-year-old pig in March 2022, and started training him when he was just 3 months old. Videos shared on Merlin's Instagram page show him using buttons placed around the house to play voice recordings that specify his current needs and desires. "Now, at 4 years old, Merlin has over 30 buttons in the house that he uses regularly, sparking conversation online about just how intelligent, emotional and human-like pigs can be when given the time, patience and positive reinforcement," Guinness World Records said.

This is a paid press release. Contact the press release distributor directly with any inquiries. PR Newswire Thu, March 12, 2026 at 9:58 AM CDT 3 min read Study explores how Gen Z and Millennials navigate the telecommunications path to purchase, highlighting the role of life milestones and creator influence in driving carrier switching , /PRNewswire/ -- Snapchat and market research firm Alter Agents today released a comprehensive study examining the habits of Gen Z and Millennial telecommunications consumers. The research identifies the pivotal life moments that trigger carrier switching and quantifies the outsized role social media plays in the path to purchase for younger generations. As the telecommunications industry faces fierce competition and high customer churn, the study reveals that brand loyalty is fragile among younger demographics. The data indicates that 69% of Snapchatters have changed service providers since signing up for their first plan, driven largely by cost, service reliability, and customer experience. The findings also underscore that younger consumers have high autonomy in the market, with 78% of Gen Z reporting they make their own purchasing decisions. "Younger consumers are more willing to switch and are more influenced by social signals than any generation before them. This

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