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ZA/UM revealed new  Zero Parades: For Dead Spies gameplay, a music video, merchandise, and more during its 25 minute long Zero Parades showcase that just aired. The showcase provided an extended gameplay video, new merchandise, a pen & paper one-shot adventure, and even a Twitch extension ahead of the game's launch for PC next week. In case you missed it, you can check out our interview with writers Siim “Kosmos” Sinamäe and Honey Watson. Zero Parades: For Dead Spies is set to release on May 21 for PC (Steam). A PlayStation 5 release will follow later in the year. You can find the full showcase and more from ZA/UM below: Earlier today, ZA/UM Studio pulled back the curtain on the ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies Showcase - a 25 minute spotlight packed full of new trailers, a gameplay deep dive, a brand-new Ultra Violeta music video, a fashion collection from ZA/UM Atelier and a pen & paper one-shot adventure immersing you in the lore of Portofiro’s history. Developer Gameplay Deep-Dive The crown jewel of the ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies Showcase is a 11 minute long  gameplay deep-dive. Hosted by VO Director Jim Ashilevi and narrated by Lead Producer Ruudu Ulas, Tech Art Lead

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Event Info It's time to compete for the opportunity to win a cash prize! Reach Round 2 (top 33 teams from each Region) where the top earners winning cash prizing - good luck and have fun! Tiebreaker will be solved by the sum of Victory Royales, then by the average Eliminations, then by the average Tiebreaker Placement, then by the average Time Alive. Placements Victory Royale + 11 Reach Top 2 + 6 Reach Top 3 + 4 Reach Top 4 + 4 Reach Top 5 + 4 Reach Top 6 + 3 Reach Top 7 + 3 Reach Top 8 + 3 Reach Top 9 + 3 Reach Top 10 + 3 Reach Top 11 + 3 Reach Top 12 + 3 Reach Top 13 + 3 Reach Top 14 + 3 Reach Top 15 + 3 Reach Top 16 + 3 Reach Top 17 + 3 Eliminations Each Elimination + 2 Prizes are for each player. Prize Pools are specific to the session and view selected. Please change your selection or view to see the other available pools. Points shown are the current points earned for the given rank. Fortnite Tracker Power Ranking PR Issues: Please report your

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Marvel Rivals Season 8 is live now. The hero shooter from NetEase Games brings original Marvel heroes into an ability-based arena shooter genre like Overwatch. After a prolonged period of testing, the game will soon become available to all players around the world. Most major titles celebrate their game releases by allowing players to get free rewards through Twitch Drops. Following the trend, NetEase Games has also added exclusive rewards for players to get by watching streams on Twitch. Here's how you can get all Twitch drops in Marvel Rivals Season 8. How to get All Marvel Rivals Season 8 Twitch Drops The Season 8 Twitch Drops for Marvel Rivals include exclusive items for Iron Fist. To get the drops, players must simply tune into a Marvel Rivals stream with drops enabled. Once they tune into a stream, they can get the drops by meeting the watch time requirements. Here are all the Season 8 Twitch Drops: Watch 30 minutes to get the Rogue Will of Galacta Spray Watch 1 hour to get the Rogue Will of Galacta Nameplate Watch 2 hours to get the Daredevil Child's Play Emote Watch 4 hours to get the Rogue Will of Galacta Costume

May 2026 Update: Now Available Globally 🌏 Following our US launch, we’re expanding access worldwide. Starting May 13, 2026, Channel Points, subs, emotes, badges, and Bits will be available to eligible streamers globally over the course of a week. You can onboard for access to these tools directly through your Creator Dashboard. For more information on available tools, visit our Help Center . Read more about our initial US launch announcement below. We’re always looking for ways to make it easier to build a community and today I’m excited to share how we’re helping new streamers jump-start their communities using our suite of streamer tools. Unlocking Access to More Tools We’ve built a robust set of tools to help streamers build a community and get support from their viewers. These tools have historically been gated to Affiliates and Partners, but beginning today, we’re giving all streamers access to some of our best monetization and community building tools including Bits, subs, emotes, badges, and Channel Points. We made this decision because we know streaming takes time, energy, and effort, and we want to ensure you’ve got the tools you’ll need to be successful from day 1. We’re starting to rollout in

Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Ayumu Kojima, Risa Mukai, Mizuki Morisasa, Wakako Tawara, Shunsuke Amagaya, Kenjiro Furusho, Norika Tsutsumi, Yukina Tadokoro, Haruto Otsuka, Miu Fujii, Taro Kishida, Atsushi Kuno, Azusa Tomioka, Shinji Okada, Tsukasa Mori,  , Naoko Goto-Inoue Alaska pollock protein as a functional dietary source for promoting skeletal muscle hypertrophy and lipid metabolic remodeling Ayumu Kojima,  Risa Mukai,  Mizuki Morisasa,  Wakako Tawara,  Shunsuke Amagaya,  Kenjiro Furusho,  Norika Tsutsumi,  Yukina Tadokoro,  Haruto Otsuka,  Miu Fujii x Published: May 13, 2026 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0348366 Figures Abstract Alaska pollock protein (APP) promotes skeletal muscle hypertrophy, particularly in fast-twitch fibers. Using a time-controlled feeding model, plasma collected 90 min after APP intake markedly enhanced C2C12 myotube hypertrophy and contractility. At this time point, plasma glucagon-like peptide-1 levels were significantly elevated, suggesting the involvement of circulating factors associated with APP intake. Proteomic and lipidomic analyses of skeletal muscle identified 2302 proteins and 538 lipids, and revealed pronounced remodeling of lipid metabolism, including a 127% increase in docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)-containing phospholipids in hypertrophied fast-twitch fibers, partially resembling endurance training adaptations. APP also upregulated adipose triglyceride lipase and hormone-sensitive lipase in the skeletal muscle, indicating enhanced lipid

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So You Think You Can Dance won’t be asking competitors that question anymore. Fox has officially canceled the program after nearly 20 years on air. “Obviously, a really important show in the history of Fox, and right now, there’s no plans to order another season,” the network’s president, Rob Wade, told reporters. “We’ve had conversations about it, but nothing formal.” The reality TV show followed contestants as they competed in various dance challenges for the title of “America’s best dancer.” It made household names of singers such as Ariana DeBose, tWitch and Tate McRae. Lauren Sánchez Bezos hosted its first season in 2005, back when she was still Lauren Sánchez. Many popular names sat in the judges’ chairs, including JoJo Siwa, Allison Holker, and Maksim Chmerkovskiy, but perhaps most famously, executive producer Nigel Lythgoe and former dancer Mary Murphy. The program faced various controversies and setbacks after its 2020 hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic. It returned in 2022 with JoJo, tWitch, and Matthew Morrison as judges, but the season soon went off the rails after Morrison dropped out for not following “competition production protocols” by allegedly sending “flirty” messages to a female contestant. tWitch died by suicide later that year.