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Patrick Sammon, Hubert Kos , and Ilya Kharun have teamed up in hopes of growing the sport of swimming with a different audience. The three have turned to the live streaming platform Twitch. Sammon, Kos, and Kharun were teammates at Arizona State together, before Kos followed Bob Bowman in summer 2024 to Texas. All three swam at the 2025 World Championships with Sammon representing the US, Kos swam for Hungary, and Kharun represented Canada. Sammon said that the three originally got the idea from streamer Jynxzi. “We kind of started because we’ve already been playing together for out of so many years now and we’re just like I guess we’re kind of inspired from one of the creators called Jynxzi…we  thought it be kind of fun to showcase what we like to do outside the pool and maybe even make some sort of money through live streaming as well.” The three are “trying to reach out or get like swimming noticed other than other like the main like swim, swim and use a swimming bike through those sites so we’re trying to kind of branch out and your audience,” Sammon said. “That way people who aren’t really that well informed

Summit1g remains a key figure in Twitch and gaming culture, even as the platform and audience evolve around him. Summit1g, real name Jaryd Lazar, is one of the most recognizable faces in the Twitch ecosystem, especially for viewers who grew up watching live gaming content over the last decade. Even in 2026, when the streaming landscape has shifted dramatically with new platforms, formats, and creators, Summit1g still holds a distinct place in the conversation. You might know him from his long runs on Twitch, his chaotic Fortnite and Apex Legends streams, or his infamous Just Chatting segments that often feel like a mix of stand?up, therapy session, and meme factory. What makes Summit1g interesting right now is not a single viral moment or comeback, but the way his career mirrors how streaming culture has changed. When he first blew up, Twitch was still figuring out its identity. Now, it’s a mainstream entertainment hub, and Summit1g has adapted without fully conforming. He’s still loud, still unfiltered, and still willing to lean into the awkward or uncomfortable parts of live content, which keeps his audience engaged even as younger viewers gravitate toward more polished or niche creators. For you as a viewer

Follow the Fader According to FADER's rap critic Vivian Medithi, Rolling Loud has never been a better place to catch all of rap’s next big stars. And if you somehow can't make it down to Orlando this weekend, don't worry, the full festival will be available to stream from your couch. This year, the festival is partnering again exclusively with Amazon to broadcast all of the weekend's performances online. Streams will be running on Twitch, Prime Video, and Amazon's Music App. This year's Rolling Loud Orlando lineup — the only festival the festival franchise will be producing in the U.S. this year — is packed with headline performances from Don Toliver, Playboi Carti, and NBA YoungBoy. FADER faves like xaviersobased, skaiwater, Sahbabii, Feng, Molly Santana, OsamaSon, Sexyy Red, and Fakemink are also on the bill. Ahead, see all the details of streaming Rolling Loud Orlando from home. Where can I watch Rolling Loud Orlando? Stream the festival on Twitch, Prime Video, or through Amazon Music's app. Channel 1 will stream the Under Armour stage. While Channel 2 will stream the Verizon stage. For now, there doesn't appear to be a stream for the Zig Zag stage. All stream times are

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Apr 30, 2026; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (7) drives against Philadelphia 76ers guard Kelly Oubre Jr. (9) during the second quarter at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Jaylen Brown had more to say on his Twitch stream, after going viral for a number of controversial remarks following the Celtics' playoff collapse. The Celtics guard was back on his channel to clarify some things that president of basketball operations Brad Stevens was asked about on Wednesday. Stevens responded to quotes made by former NBA player and friend of Jaylen's, basketball hall of famer Tracy McGrady, referencing Brown's frustration with the Celtics organization. "I talked to Jaylen," Stevens told reporters Wednesday. "It was nothing but positive. He has not expressed those frustrations to me." Brown also stated he did not have any issues with Stevens or the Celtics. "I hate that our president of basketball operations even had to respond to this," Brown told his viewers Wednesday night. "Me and Brad have a great relationship. I love Boston. If it was up to me I could play in Boston for the next 10 years." Jaylen Brown drew criticism from fans and media after stating that this was

The hip-hop music festival kicks off in Orlando this weekend, with headliners Don Toliver, Playboi Carti, and NBA YoungBoy If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Rolling Loud is rolling into Orlando for the 2026 edition. Billed as the largest hip-hop festival in the world, the three-day affair features headliners Don Toliver, Playboi Carti, and NBA YoungBoy, and takes place at the Camping World Stadium in downtown Orlando from May 8 to May 10. Other acts on the bill include Esdeekid, Chief Keef, Pooh Sheisty, and Sexyy Red. Can’t make it out to Florida? If you’re looking to stream Rolling Loud for free, it will be exclusively available on Amazon platforms, including Amazon Music, Twitch, and Prime Video. At a Glance: How to Watch Rolling Loud 2026 Amazon’s stream will be hosted by Speedy Morman, Lola Clark, and Sadprt, who will interview artists backstage throughout the weekend. Rolling Loud is the latest festival to come under Prime’s streaming empire; Stagecoach and All Things Go were among the festivals to ink streaming deals with Amazon. Not a subscriber? Prime Video costs $14.99 a month and includes

Amazon Music is bringing Rolling Loud home. Fans unable to attend this year’s festival can stream every moment live, starting May 8. What We Know: Rolling Loud Orlando runs May 8-10 at Camping World Stadium. The festival features more than 75 artists, headlined by Playboi Carti, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, and Don Toliver. Additional acts include Chief Keef, Sexyy Red, Destroy Lonely, and BossMan Dlow, among others. This marks the only U.S. edition of Rolling Loud in 2026 before the brand goes global. The livestream is hosted by Speedy Morman, Lola Clark, and Sadprt, who will conduct artist interviews backstage throughout the weekend. What The Numbers Show: According to the Rolling Loud website, all tickets are currently sold out. This should be a good indicator that Amazon Music will receive big streaming numbers from fans who were shut out of attending. What Remains Unclear: It is still unknown whether past performances or highlight packages will be available after the live weekend concludes. Additionally, international availability details for the streams have yet to be confirmed publicly. What It Means: This deal further cements Amazon Music’s push into live entertainment. Streaming festivals exclusively gives the platform a competitive edge against rivals like

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Last week, I had the distinct privilege of hosting a fireside with Nintendo’s former president and COO for the United States, Reggie Fils-Aimé. As the grand finale of my Spring semester at Stern, I co-hosted this event with Naomi Clark from the NYU Game Center and Mitu Khandaker from the Game Design Future Lab. It was a blast. You can watch our conversation in its entirety on Twitch, or read about some of the highlights here , here , and here . One of my favorite parts was Reggie’s account of how Nintendo sees the world. As a firm founded in 1889, it has seen more than its fair share of societal shifts, to say the least. During a period as we experience now, with lots of layoffs and abundant uncertainty, Reggie reminded everyone of a quote from Hiroshi Yamauchi, Nintendo’s third president, who served from 1949 to 2002: “No matter how good the business is, remember it’s not that good—and no matter how bad the business is, remember it’s not that bad.” The hallmark of any chief operating officer is their steady hands and ability to navigate a company through economic turmoil. Given that Nintendo added 500 people in

Published: May 5, 2026 Photo from Rod Long via Unsplash By Kayla DeKraker Popular Christian Twitch streamer Isaiah Thomas, aka Minister Zay, was hit by a car while walking from Pennsylvania to California. The 27-year-old embarked on a 3,000-mile faith walk from Philadelphia to California in March 2026 to raise $200,000 to fund initiatives like HMBL University and a summer camp aimed at helping underprivileged youth. On the 34th day of his journey, Thomas was struck by a vehicle during a live broadcast while traveling through Indiana. Authorities reported that he was walking along a highway while a supporter followed him in a Mazda. Another driver rear-ended that vehicle, causing it to hit Thomas, sending him airborne. The 82-year-old driver who rear-ended the Mazda and their minor passenger were both hospitalized for non-life-threatening injuries, The Christian Post reported. Related: Popular Twitch Streamer Opens Up About How Faith Is Changing Him Thomas also ended up in the hospital, suffering a sprained ankle, bruising and a concussion. “From the video that happened, they’re trying to figure out how I’m still alive,” Thomas explained on Instagram. “The cop said, ‘I’m so happy that I’m looking at you like this and I’m not looking