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Roblox is bringing a brand new Twitch Drop by rewarding players with a Purple Noob badge. What’s the requirement? You just need to watch an eligible livestream on the streaming platform. Roblox has organized such Twitch campaigns in the past, and it feels great to see them continuing their tradition. Anyway, the Purple Noob badge Twitch Drop is only available until January 5, 2026, so you’d better hurry up and claim it. Here’s how you can get it. The Purple Noob Badge | Credits: Twitch To claim the Purple Noob badge, you have to watch a Roblox livestream with the “DropsEnabled” tag for one hour. Earlier, the required time limit was 15 minutes, but the developers have updated it to an hour, because why not? As you start watching an eligible livestream, you will also be able to track the progress by clicking on the profile icon. Once you have watched a livestream for the said amount of time, you will be able to claim it from the Inventory menu. For those who don’t know, you can access it by clicking on your profile > Drops & Rewards > Inventory. After claiming, the reward will show up in your account

Carter Efe is a Nigerian content creator Nigerian content creator and musician, Carter Efe, real name Oderhohwo Efe, has emerged as Africa’s most-followed streamer on Twitch following a blockbuster livestream featuring Afrobeats star Davido. Efe overtook fellow Nigerian creator Adesokan Emmanuel, widely known as Shank Comics, to claim the continental record. The surge came after his high-profile Twitch session with Davido on Wednesday, which sparked a rapid increase in followers. Metrics showed that Efe had amassed over 405,000 followers on Twitch. Shank Comics, who set the previous benchmark about six months ago, currently has around 233,000 followers, as checks by Vanguard as at Thursday confirmed this. Efe’s growth was particularly striking. From about 322,000 followers earlier in the week, he gained roughly 160,000 new followers within four days, a spike directly linked to the announcement and execution of the livestream with Davido. The session also produced other milestones. Davido reportedly set a new record for the most-watched Twitch livestream in Africa, drawing about 83,000 viewers, and became the first African streamer to exceed 20,000 subscribers on the platform. During the livestream, Davido connected Efe with several high-profile figures, including his wife and nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest, and even made

LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Senior guard Jemel Jones has been named to the Lou Henson National Player of the Year Award early-season watch list, an honor presented annually to the top mid-major player in Division I college basketball.  Jones has delivered exactly what the Aggies hoped for early in the season, emerging as NM State's most consistent offensive threat. He leads the team in scoring at 16.2 points per game while also pacing the Aggies in steals, averaging 1.7 per contest. Jones is second on the team in both rebounds (5.2 per game) and assists (2.0 per game), showcasing his all-around impact on both ends of the floor. The senior is the only Aggie to score in double figures in all nine games this season, highlighted by a season-high 24-point performance against New Mexico Highlands – the highest single-game scoring output by an Aggie this year.  The Lou Henson National Player of the Year Award is presented annually to the top mid-major player in Division I college basketball and serves as a tribute to one of the game's most influential figures and a cornerstone of New Mexico State basketball history.   Henson amassed 775 career victories over 41 seasons and remains the winningest head coach in NM State history with

By Thomas Corhern, TTU Athletics Media Relations COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Cam Mathews put herself in some elite company on Thursday night as the Tulsa transfer put on a show in Tennessee Tech's Ohio Valley Conference opener, scoring 34 points as the Golden Eagles topped Southeast Missouri 79-66. The victory extends Tech's program-record home winning streak to 25 games. Mathews was on fire from the jump, besting her career-high of 16 before halftime. She ended the game with 34 points, becoming the first Tech player to score 30 since Reghan Grimes on Jan. 18, 2024, at Tennessee State, and scoring the most points by a Golden Eagle player since Yaktavia Hickson scored 37 against Belmont on January 21, 2017. Jerilynn Harper, Cheryl Taylor, Rachael Gobble and Janet Holt also had 34-point outings, putting Mathews among some of the top names in program history. It is tied for the 40th-most points in a single game by a Tech women's basketball player. She ended the game shooting 10-for-14 from the field, 6-for-9 from 3-point range and 8-for-8 at the charity stripe. Mathews also collected five rebounds, an assist and a steal. While the game was physical and the Golden Eagles had a tough

Snapchat’s new Quick Cut feature allows users to instantly turn photos and clips into music-synced videos, lowering barriers for casual creators while offering easy customization and integration with existing content. Snapchat has launched a new tool, Quick Cut, designed to help users convert photos and videos into ready-to-share, music-synced clips within seconds. The feature aims to simplify video creation by automating the editing process, enabling casual creators to produce high-quality content without extensive editing skills. Quick Cut complements Snapchat’s Timeline Editor, further enhancing the platform’s suite of creator-focused tools. How Quick Cut works Users can select multiple photos or clips from their Camera Roll or Memories, and the app automatically generates a beat-synced video using tracks from Snapchat’s ‘Sounds’ library. The preview can then be customized—users may swap music, add filters, or apply Lenses to adjust the automated version. Additionally, Quick Cut allows users to remix videos created by others by inserting their own media into shared clips, expanding creative collaboration within the app. If users want more control, the Timeline Editor enables detailed edits before posting. By integrating automated and manual editing options, Snapchat seeks to make video production more accessible while retaining flexibility for users. Broader strategy and

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THE case of a Cumbrian paedophile who used a fake Snapchat account to target girls as young as eight underlines the need for "robust" social media regulation, says an MP. Egremont man Ryan Cruden, 25, spent months masquerading as a 15-year-old girl so that he could find, befriend and then prey on 20 young girls across Cumbria and the northeast, bullying them into disclosing intimate images. Despite being banned from contacting children online after an earlier sex offence, he set up a fake account on the messaging app before using it to commit his sickening crimes over more than 18 months without being detected. READ NEXT: 'Evil' Snapchat pervert targeted girls as young as eight in Cumbria READ NEXT: Victim of Cumbrian paedophile: 'This evil man has destroyed me' A court last week heard harrowing accounts from Cruden's victims, all of them traumatised as a result of his online abuse. He repeatedly used his fake Snapchat account to sexually exploit the girls. On some occasions, he issued threats if the girls failed to do as he said. One girl attempted suicide, while others self-harmed, with some left so distressed that they were unable to speak to detectives about their ordeal

FORT COVINGTON, New York (WWNY) - Educators in the Salmon River Central School District have been placed on administrative leave, and the superintendent has been reassigned amid allegations that special needs students were restrained in wooden boxes at school. In addition, the district has shifted to remote learning for Friday. “The Salmon River Central School District Board of Education has launched an investigation into the conduct of school administrators following allegations of student mistreatment in the district,” the board stated. The board said it’s in response to allegations that students were restrained and secluded inside wooden boxes used as “calming stations.” Officials said a law firm is conducting the investigation. The board said it’s also cooperating with the state Department of Education’s probe. After learning about the allegations, the board said it “reassigned Superintendent of Schools Dr. Stanley Harper to home duties pending the full investigation. Salmon River Director of Special Education Allen Gravell, St. Regis Mohawk School Principal Alison Benedict and elementary school teacher Karrie Haverstock were placed on administrative leave by the district until further notice.” It concluded: “Out of an abundance of caution for student and staff safety,  » Read More

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