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Discussion surrounding IShowSpeed's potential return to Twitch became one of the biggest highlights of the Streamy Awards last night after big creators such as Kai Cenat himself confronted CEO Dan Clancy after the ceremony. Kai, who won the Streamer of the Year Award yet again, has been a longtime friend of Speed, and this isn't the first time he has raised concerns about unbanning his co-host from the Kai N' Speed Show on Rumble. Like his friend, Darren "IShowSpeed" also came out of this year's Streamy Awards with an award after bagging Variety Streamer of the Year. Following the win, Kai Cenat and Darren confronted Dan, and clips of the incident have been going viral ever since. In it, Kai can be heard saying: "You got to unban him. Unban him, please." Twitch CEO Dan Clancy, smiling and looking quite happy, avoided the question directly, saying he did not have the application on his phone as he had just got a new one. The interaction has left many fans hoping for the streamer's return to the purple platform after being indefinitely banned from Twitch in 2021. While it remains unclear whether Dan will actually take steps towards unbanning IShowSpeed, Kai

Allison Holker is dancing again. The "So You Think You Can Dance" star has shared her first new dance videos since the death of her husband, fellow dancer and choreographer Stephen "tWitch" Boss last year. On Aug. 23, Holker posted a clip of her and daughter Weslie, 15, dancing to a remix of "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic on TikTok. She captioned the clip, "When your life is a mess but you just trying to vibe." Weslie commented, "Lol we're funny," and her mom responded, "Hahahha...love you." Then on Aug. 26, Holker, 35, shared on TikTok a video of herself and friend Brittany Russell dancing to Missy Elliott's 2003 track "Bomb Intro / Pass That Dutch." She captioned the clip, "Excited to be back." Holker posted the same video on Instagram, writing, "Truly felt so good to dance again. I was overwhelmed with so many emotions. I was both scared and excited. But dance has always been there for me… even now and I am so grateful for that. And thank you @bperryrussell for making it so fun and making me feel safe!" Allison Holker & Stephen "tWitch" Boss': Romance Rewind Entertainment News Holker last shared a dance

Allison Holker has her dancing shoes back on. The 35-year-old Dancing With the Stars alum took to social media on Saturday to share the first video of her dancing since the tragic passing of her husband, Stephen “tWitch” Boss. In the clip, she could be seen with friend and actress Brittany Russell, doing a quick dance routine to Missy Elliott’s Bomb Intro/Pass That Dutch. Allison also expressed in the caption of the post how it “truly felt so good to dance again,” adding: “I was overwhelmed with so many emotions. I was both scared and excited. But dance has always been there for me… even now and I am so grateful for that. And thank you @bperryrussell for making it so fun and making me feel safe!” Related: Sandra Bullock ‘Grateful’ For The ‘Outpouring Of Support’ After Bryan Randall Death It must have been so hard for her to do this, considering she normally posted dancing videos with Stephen. You can check it out (below): Amazing!! In the comments section, Allison received a ton of love and support from everyone, including Jodie Sweetin who wrote: “Yes!!! Yes!!! Keep dancing mama…” Vanessa Bryant shared several heart emojis. Her former DWTS co-star

According to popular Twitch streamer and known leaker “The Snitch,” one of 2022’s best games, God of War Ragnarök, will be seeing a DLC soon, which is allegedly already pretty deep into its development period. Development on the supposedly upcoming expansion is apparently about “60% complete” and is intended to be released next year. Related: EXCLUSIVE RUMOR: Next God of War is a Prequel – May Release in Just 2 Years! While in the past The Snitch was known as an extremely reliable source and often posted very accurate information, the account has since been handed off to a different user. As a result, it is hard to determine the accuracy of new information from the account. However, he has recently revealed supposedly accurate information about the upcoming Sony game Rise of Ronin, but information from the leaker should still be taken with a grain of salt. New God of War DLC or a Brand New Game? Is God of War Ragnarök getting a new DLC next year, or is a new game in the works instead? Yesterday, we exclusively reported on what we have heard about an upcoming God of War game from Santa Monica Studio. While all of these are rumors, it

The Streamy Awards return for a 13th annual ceremony on Sunday, honoring the internet’s top content creators at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles, Calif. The awards ceremony will be available to stream on Variety’s website on Sunday evening at 6pm PT. Produced by Dick Clark Productions and Tubefilter, the ceremony is being hosted by MatPat, the creator of the Game Theorists — a brand that has aggregated more than 36 million subscribers. “Hosting the Streamy Awards is like getting to throw a party for people I admire and whose content I love, and I’m thrilled to emcee an event that means so much in the community,” MatPat has stated. Among this year’s crop of nominees, YouTube creator MrBeast leads the field with five nods, competing in creator of the year, collaboration, creator for social good and creator product. The 25-year-old’s Feastables venture has also received a Brand Award nomination for brand engagement. Contending for the top prize of creator of the year along with MrBeast, the nominees include Airrack, Alix Earle, Charli D’Amelio, Jay Shetty, JiDion, Logan Paul, Mikayla Nogueira, MrBeast, Ryan Trahan and Zach King. In the breakout creator category, the nominees are Alix Earle, Drew Afualo, Dylan Mulvaney, Jake

Kai Cenat is using his YouTube channel to showcase his action chops. The streaming superstar has premiered Global Pursuit, a short film inspired by the action-comedy franchise Rush Hour. Global Pursuit features solid production values, dozens of crew members, and cameo appearances — even though it was filmed in just three days, according to its star. Cenat met Global Pursuit co-star Ray H during a trip to Japan, and the pair became fast friends. They soon embarked on a filmmaking project together. The trailer for Global Pursuit hit Cenat’s YouTube channel on August 23, and the full 17-minute film dropped two days later. Subscribe to get the latest creator newsSubscribe Once the Global Pursuit trailer was released, it didn’t take long before streamers like BiigWes noticed similarities between the project and Rush Hour. Kai and Ray put a contemporary twist on Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan’s chemistry while fighting bad guys and jamming to the Edwin Starr song “War”. “I’m Glad To Say My Official First Short Film Inspired By Rush Hour Is Finally OUT,” Cenat wrote on X. “From Meeting A Kid From Asia To Hurrying And Filming This Is 3 DAYS…I Love all Of You.” This sort of project is a departure for Cenat. Though the Twitch record-breaker is known for

Allison Holker and her family are still trying to find joy through dance.More than eight months after Stephen "tWitch" Boss died by suicide, his wife and their 15-year-old daughter Weslie took to TikTok with a special post.In their first dancing video since tWitch's passing, the pair put on some sounds by DJ JayEazy and showed off some new moves. "When your life is a mess but you just tryin to vibe," Holker shared on Wednesday.The clip quickly received positive comments from many followers who expressed how excited they were to see the So You Think You Can Dance alum dancing again."tWitch would be so proud! Keep dancing," one user wrote in the comments section. Another fan added, "Love to see you dancing again!!!" Back in December, Holker's life turned upside down when her husband died by suicide at the age of 40. Since then, the family has launched the Move With Kindness Foundation, a non-profit that aims to carry on the Ellen DeGeneres Show star's legacy of spreading love and mental health awareness. For Holker — who is also mom to son Maddox, 7, and daughter Zaia, 3 — her focus remains on being a support system for her children."I don't really

After Twitch began taking 20% more revenue from partner streamers, it promised to make up for that lost income by doing things like relaxing its longtime exclusivity clause and improving discoverability. Now its latest change is walking back its simulcasting policy. For those who aren’t familiar with the ins and outs of Twitch’s contracts, its exclusivity clause used to ban partners from streaming on any other platforms. When it relaxed that clause, it began allowing creators to stream elsewhere—but they still weren’t allowed to simulcast, aka stream on one home platform and broadcast that same stream simultaneously acrossother platforms.Subscribe to get the latest creator newsSubscribe That policy is in the process of being adjusted, CEO Dan Clancy said in a broadcast today. “We’re still working through the right way to handle in terms of permission to multistreaming,” he said, adding that there’s “a lot to figure out a way to thread the needle on that.” Ninja is the first publicly confirmed streamer that has the “written permission from Twitch” carve out in the Terms of Service to be able to multistream to more than just ‘mobile-first’ platforms.#TwitchNews #TOSgg pic.twitter.com/cE0yx0piOc — Zach Bussey (@zachbussey) August 24, 2023 Ninja (who, you probably

World of WarcraftBlizzard EntertainmentAugust 24, 2023 We’re teaming up with Amazon Prime Gaming* for a special offer. For a limited time, Prime Gaming subscribers can obtain a radiant WoW** tabard transmog appearance. Starting August 24th, 2023 at 9:30 a.m. PDT until September 28th, 2023 at 9:29 PDT Prime Gaming subscribers can claim a Tabard of Brilliance tabard appearance. Claim Offer Not a Prime Gaming member? Click here to activate your account or start a FREE 30-day trial! Claim Offer HOW TO CLAIM YOUR REWARDS Become a Prime Gaming Member: If you don't already have a Twitch account, create one here. If you don’t already have a Prime account, sign up for a FREE trial. Connect your Twitch account to your Prime account here. Link Your Blizzard and Twitch Accounts: Log in to your Twitch account. If you don't already have a Blizzard account, create one here. Navigate to the Twitch Connections page in the Settings menu. Locate the Blizzard Battle.net section and chose your gameplay region. Log in to the Blizzard account you wish to link and click Log in to Blizzard. Claim Your Prime Gaming Offer: Visit the Prime Gaming Rewards page for World of Warcraft. Log in to your Prime