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Instagram Among those in attendance were Derek Hough, Wade Robson], A.J. McLean, Robin Antin several 'So You Think You Can Dance' cast and crew and 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' team. Feb 12, 2023 AceShowbiz - Stephen "tWitch" Boss' wife has celebrated the life of her late husband. Around two months after his death, Allison Holker invited friends and family to pay tribute to him. The event was held on Saturday, February 11 in Los Angeles. Ellen DeGeneres, Loni Love and Wayne Brady reportedly attended the service and even shared their thoughts and love for the late dancer. Among those in attendance were Derek Hough, Wade Robson, A.J. McLean, Robin Antin, several "So You Think You Can Dance" cast and crew. "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" team was also there. Debbie Allen and Jeff Thacker, the latter who officiate tWitch and Allison's 2013 nuptials, introduced a video tribute. Mickey Guyton and Andy Grammer, meanwhile, performed for guests. tWitch was found dead in mid-December at the age of 40 in a room at the Oak Tree Motel, 15 minutes walk from his family home. It's been reported he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was laid to rest in a small ceremony

Those who loved Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss and those who knew him well came together on Saturday in Los Angeles to honor the late entertainer. “He was the light. He chose love, grace and kindness. And he deserves to be celebrated,” wife Alison Holker reportedly said at an event that drew over 500 people. The famous DJ and dancer took his own life in December. He was 40 years old. Among the speakers to share their thoughts and love for Stephen were his aforementioned wife… his friend and mentor Ellen DeGeneres… and comedians Loni Love and Wayne Brady. The family pastor, Joe Smith, hosted the Celebration of Life, according to Entertainment Tonight. Guests included DeGeneres, Wayne Brady, Loni Love, Jeff Thacker, Derek Hough, AJ McLean, Robin Antin and many members of both the So You Think You Can Dance and the Ellen DeGeneres Show casts and crews. Boss was best known for having competed on So You Think You Can Dance and for serving as the in-house DJ on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. Allison Holker shared this selfie in the wake of her husband’s suicide. May he rest in peace. The event was also an opportunity for Holker to carry on

Hogwarts Legacy, the highly anticipated action RPG set in the magical world of Harry Potter, has been making waves on the gaming scene even before its official release. The game has become a huge hit on Twitch, surpassing other popular single-player games like Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077 in terms of concurrent views. In fact, Hogwarts Legacy reached a record-breaking 1.28 million peak concurrent viewers on Twitch during its early access phase, which is a testament to its growing popularity. Credit @ Avalanche Software There are several factors that contribute to the success of Hogwarts Legacy on Twitch. First and foremost, the high anticipation for the game among Harry Potter fans is a major factor. Fans have been eagerly waiting for a new console game set in the magical world, and the early access phase of Hogwarts Legacy has given them a taste of what’s to come. In addition, the Twitch drops implemented by the developers have also played a role in attracting viewers to the game. Players can unlock in-game content ahead of the official launch by watching their favorite Twitch content creators play the game. The popularity of Hogwarts Legacy on Twitch can also be attributed to the

Twitch streamer F1NN5TER, known by many for his femboy aesthetics, achieved a first with his recent and contentious Twitch ban. On Tuesday, word of his ban initially began to spread online, with F1NN5TER himself poking fun at the situation unfloding. 3 day ban for (i think) accidentally showing my shorts under my dress for a second on stream? more info to come apparently, will update tmrw :) — F1NN5TER (@F1NN5TER) February 7, 2023 While it was originally thought to be the result of too-revealing clothing in relation to the skirt he was wearing, it was clarified that the purported reason for the Twitch ban had to do with a policy surrounding boobs and their sexualization due to touching, as F1NN5TER was fixing his bra during the stream and was not aware of the rule. This makes F1NN5TER, who's self-described as a "CIS male crossdresser," the first male to be banned by Twitch as a result of a boob ruling, causing him to both celebrate the ban and question its legitimacy. THE FIRST MALE TO BE BANNED FOR “FEMALE PRESENTING” BOOBY STREAMING 🥇 pic.twitter.com/nt871f9aem — F1NN5TER (@F1NN5TER) February 8, 2023 This ban, as with most Twitch bans, has created some drama

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Home » Hogwarts Legacy: How to Unlock and Claim Twitch Drop Rewards Photo: Warner Bros. Games Hogwarts Legacy is based on the Wizarding World universe created by J.K. Rowling. You can read more about Rowling’s history of transphobic remarks as well as find resources to support LGBTQ organizations here. As is pretty common for modern major gaming releases, Hogwarts Legacy supports Twitch drops that allow you to acquire special in-game items by watching certain Hogwarts Legacy Twitch streams. While those rewards are purely cosmetic in this instance, they’ll almost certainly be prized by Hogwarts attendees looking for a little extra style at the start of the game. Here’s what you need to know about unlocking and claiming those drops. Hogwarts Legacy: How to Sign Up for Twitch Drops While earning Hogwarts Legacy‘s Twitch drop rewards largely requires you to watch Twitch streams (more on that in a second), you can’t actually claim the rewards unless you sign-up for the promotion. Here’s how you do that: 1. Create or sign in to a Warner Bros. Games account. 2. Connect your Twitch Account to your Warner Bros. Game account. This can be done via the Warner Bros. game website link included in the step

On February 4, 2023, popular Twitch streamer Jinnytty hosted the third day of the journey in Chile. While exploring the city and interacting with her viewers, things took a turn when a biker snatched her phone live on stream. After the broadcast concluded for a few minutes, the Twitch streamer returned to her channel and expressed her surprise at the situation. Jinnyttv burst into tears, and her audience advised her to contact the police immediately. "Even though I had a lanyard!" - Twitch streamer Jinnyttv talks about getting robbed and gets emotional on livestream Jinnytty was six hours into her February 4 broadcast when someone on a blue motorcycle snatched her phone. The livestream continued for a few seconds while the phone's camera captured the biker driving away. Jinnytty resumed livestreaming about five minutes later and was visibly shocked by the situation. She exclaimed in surprise, saying: "Phone... my phone is snatched! Even though I had lanyard! They just took it off!" Timestamp: 06:29:25 The Twitch streamer started crying, and several viewers tried to console her in the Twitch chat. She was curious about the whereabouts of her phone. She was, however, unable to do so. She stated: "I can't...

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The AI-generated "Nothing, Forever" on a never-ending Twitch loop has started to look a little more like "Westworld." That unending “Seinfeld” AI show is starting to seem more like “Westworld.” “Nothing, Forever” currently streams on Twitch in a 24-7 loop. In one-minute doses, the show uses AI tools like GPT-3 and Dall-E, all trained on classic ’90s sitcom scripts to generate miniature scenes of four different characters, each modeled loosely off the look and feel of “Seinfeld” in pixely, blocky colors. They are, of course, chatting about the minutiae of life and it is punctuated with awkwardly timed canned laugh tracks. It also includes clips of the artificial Jerry character standing in front of a brick wall doing stand-up, as well as establishing shots of Jerry’s New York apartment. And then, this. “Did you ever stop and think this might be one big cosmic joke?” asks AI Elaine. “Well, I don’t think it’s all necessarily, all, y’know…” AI George trails off. “I know,” says AI Elaine, a trace of resignation in her robotic tone. “I just mean, like, why are we here? “To tell jokes, obviously,” George replies. AI Elaine presses on. “I mean, why are we here together?” She