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A viral video has reignited a controversial dinner topic: the rules for paying the bill while out with a group. The discussion was sparked by a clip from Queen Naija's Twitch stream. The former YouTuber turned R&B artist was on vacation having dinner when the check, said to be $1,300, arrived. "Do you want to split the bill or pay for each meal?" Naija asked the table. "We can just split it by couple." The "Medicine" singer is seen on camera calculating what she and her fiancé, Clarence White, ordered throughout the night. In the background, it appears the other attendees are doing the same. Someone can be heard saying their food is complimentary. At one point, White says: "I just want to leave. Where's the tap to pay?" Moments later, he then turns to Naija, "I'm about to take it up there, and I'm about to pay. ... We've been here way too long." When he returned to the table, he added: "I don't like debating over the bill. I just pay it and be out. You know that's like one of my pet peeves. A lot of times I just pay everything." Uncomfortable Conversations: Did you get stuck

Aug. 5, 2026, 4:13 p.m. ET A viral video has reignited a controversial dinner topic: the rules for paying the bill while out with a group. The discussion was sparked by a clip from Queen Naija's Twitch stream. The former YouTuber turned R&B artist was on vacation having dinner when the check, said to be $1,300, arrived. "Do you want to split the bill or pay for each meal?" Naija asked the table. "We can just split it by couple." The "Medicine" singer is seen on camera calculating what she and her fiancé, Clarence White, ordered throughout the night. In the background, it appears the other attendees are doing the same. Someone can be heard saying their food is complimentary. At one point, White says: "I just want to leave. Where's the tap to pay?" Moments later, he then turns to Naija, "I'm about to take it up there, and I'm about to pay. ... We've been here way too long." When he returned to the table, he added: "I don't like debating over the bill. I just pay it and be out. You know that's like one of my pet peeves. A lot of times I just pay everything."

Far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker and Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed mocked the idea of longtime Democrats like James Carville leaving the party because of them on Monday. Ahead of the Democratic primary on Tuesday, Piker spoke with El-Sayed in a video for his channel. The two began by discussing the “full-on freakout” caused by Piker choosing to campaign for El-Sayed, leading to people like Carville attacking their own party. “Now James Carville is talking about leaving the party,” Piker said. “We got John Fetterman, James Carville fantasizing about leaving the party. I’m like, you’re sweetening the deal. That was really interesting.” Piker was referring to comments made by Carville on Fox News’ “The Sunday Briefing” regarding Piker’s rise in prominence within the Democratic Party as he campaigned for socialist candidates. Hasan Piker and Abdul El-Sayed mocked James Carville for threatening to leave the Democratic Party over Piker’s rising influence. Getty Images “I can’t sit here and tell you for certain how this is going to turn out, but the one thing I can tell you for certain, Hasan Piker and James Carville are not going to be in the same political party. One of us is going to leave. It might

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Democratic front-runners in some of the toughest midterm races are betting that collaborating with Hasan Piker, a far-left internet personality who once said America deserved the 9/11 terrorist attacks, will attract more voters than it will repel. Francesca Hong, the Wisconsin front-runner for the Democratic nomination for governor, rallied alongside Mr. Piker on Sunday in South Milwaukee. Rep. Ilhan Omar, Minnesota Democrat, joined them. “Michigan is not a swing state, and neither is Wisconsin,” Mr. Piker said. “They’ve been turned into swing states because they’ve left you behind, but we are going to bring back the working class to both Wisconsin and to Michigan. A Republican will never be elected in this state ever again once our movement is done.” Michigan and Wisconsin are quintessential swing states. Both have had close races in almost every statewide election of the 21st century. Abdul El-Sayed, the front-runner in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary Tuesday, has also repeatedly campaigned alongside Mr. Piker. Boasting 3.1 million followers on the streaming platform Twitch, 1.9 million YouTube subscribers and 1.7 million followers on X, Mr. Piker is a leading voice of the socialist left. He has a history of controversial comments, such as calling Mao Zedong “one

03 August 2026 Four Northern Irish athletes have secured their selections for the forthcoming European Athletic Championships which will be held in Birmingham from the 10th of August. Kate O’Connor (Dundalk St Gerards) fresh from her Commonwealth Games gold medal win in the heptathlon will be aiming to continue her streak of winning medals at major championships. She will face stiff competition from World Indoor gold medallist Sofie Dokter from the Netherlands. Nick Griggs (CNDR) runs in a very strong 5000m field which will include Olympic and world champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen. Lauren Roy (Fast Twitch AC) has has been selected for both the individual 100m, 200m as well as the women’s 4x100m relay team along with Jenna Breen (City of Lisburn AC) who has been selected as a non-travelling reserve for the relay team. Rachel McCann (North Down AC) coached by Ian Neely, has had to withdraw from the 400m individual and 4x400m relay due to an unfortunate injury! Kate O’Connor (Dundalk St Gerards) Heptathlon Michael O’Connor, Tom Reynolds, Dave Sweeney. Nick Griggs (CNDR) 5000m Mark Kirk Lauren Roy (Fast Twitch AC) 100m/200m and 4x100m relay Kevin Schexnayder Jenna Breen (City of Lisburn AC) non travelling reserve 4x400m John Davis

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CREDIT: Universal Pictures Inde Navarrette has explained why she deleted her old Twitch streams and gaming content after her acting career began getting much more attention. The actress, who became widely known for her role in the horror movie Obsession, was once an active gaming streamer on Twitch. She played games such as The Last of Us, Outlast, and Call of Duty. After fans recently found old clips of her streams online, Navarrette explained that she removed the content because she became worried people might not take her seriously as an actress. Obsession star Inde Navarrette explains why she deleted her Twitch streams Navarrette’s Twitch past became a big topic after fans discovered her old gaming videos. Before becoming a major name through Obsession, she spent time streaming video games online. Her streams showed a much more casual side of the actress. She played popular games and talked with viewers while playing. Some of her old videos included long playthroughs of The Last of Us and Outlast. She also streamed Call of Duty. The old content became popular again after Obsession made Navarrette a much more recognizable name. Some reuploaded clips received hundreds of thousands of views, while other clips

New Partnership Unveiled as Cinna Kicks Off Month-Long "Cinnathon" Livestream Event , /PRNewswire/ -- Bang Energy is marking one of its biggest plays yet in the creator economy with the announcement of its newest brand ambassador, Twitch phenomenon and streamer, Cinna. Cinna dropped the news on Saturday as she kicked off an ambitious 31-day Subathon attempt to become Twitch's most-subscribed female creator, positioning Bang at the center of one of the summer's biggest streaming events. Twitch Phenom Cinna Declares for Bang Energy During Record-Breaking Subathon Attempt Known for her magnetic personality, quick wit and wildly engaging "Just Chatting" and variety streams, Cinna has become one of Twitch's fastest-rising stars. A two-time Sapphire Award winner for Best Female Streamer, she has built a passionate community of more than one million followers across platforms through authentic storytelling, spontaneous entertainment and an unmistakable connection with her audience. Starting today, Cinna is streaming continuously for 31 days in an unprecedented Subathon designed to rally her community behind an ambitious goal: becoming Twitch's most-subscribed female creator to date. Throughout the month, viewers can expect daily challenges, creator collaborations, celebrity appearances, community-driven chaos and viral moments, as Bang Energy powers the experience through integrated content, branded

Twitch streamer ExtraEmily is taking her content from livestreams to television with her own series, ExtraEmily: Creator Essentials . The new show is part of a partnership between creator company pocket.watch and major streaming platforms. The series has 15 episodes, with each episode running for about 22 minutes. It is made for a teen audience and focuses on Emily’s fun personality, real-life challenges, gaming adventures and social experiments. The move gives ExtraEmily a new way to reach viewers beyond Twitch and puts her content alongside shows available on major streaming services. Twitch streamer ExtraEmily gets her own Creator Essentials series ExtraEmily: Creator Essentials is built around the Twitch creator and her everyday adventures. Instead of simply showing clips from her livestreams, the series turns her content style into longer television episodes. The show has 15 episodes, with each one lasting around 22 minutes. The episodes are designed for teenagers and are part of pocket.watch’s growing creator-focused entertainment lineup. ExtraEmily is known for her IRL streams, gaming content and unpredictable livestreams. Her new series brings those ideas into a more structured TV format. The show includes different types of challenges and adventures. These can include real-life activities, social experiments and gaming