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Popular Twitch streamer Amouranth has been temporarily banned from the platform and her fans want to know why.The streamer, real name Kaitlyn Siragusa, has millions of followers on the site but anyone wanting to watch her content at the moment is being told that she's been hit with a ban that came into effect on 4 May.Fans hopping onto her channel are met with the message: "This channel is temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch's Community Guidelines or Terms of Service."With over six million followers on Twitch that's going to be a lot of people wondering what's happened, while there has been no further information provided as to why she's been banned.It's the first time the streamer, who joined Twitch back in 2016, has been banned since 2021 and she hasn't yet responded to news of the ban.Trying to access Amouranth's Twitch stream currently gives you this message from the site. Credit: TwitchAmouranth hasn't streamed on Twitch since 1 May, while her recent social media activity consists of a Twitter post from yesterday (4 May, the day of the ban) saying 'hey?' which makes no reference to it.That sort of popularity can make for quite a lucrative way

With Twitch streamers finding new and unique ways to beat Elden Ring’s Malenia, Luality has taken it one step further with a motion controlled run.  Luality is a Twitch streamer who is known for playing the much-loved Souls games such as Bloodborne, Dark Souls, Demon Souls and of course, Elden Ring. However, not satisfied with just beating the game using standard means, she has taken to using unique methods.  This month saw Luality use motion controls to fell the dreaded demigod Malenia from Elden Ring. With most people struggling to beat her with a standard controller or mouse and keyboard, this is an extraordinary achievement. In this case, Luality used her body as the controller and alongside her character sporting a whip, took down Malenia after an intense 5-hour session.  It started with a dance mat This isn’t the first challenge Luality has attempted. She is known for beating the aforementioned Souls games with a dance mat. Using none other than her feet, she took down Elden Ring bosses such as Red Wolf, Godrick, Margit and of course, Malenia herself.  Before that, she also beat the same enemies using a graphics tablet and a real sword. There seems to be

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BruceDropEmOff, who boasts 1.3 million Twitch followers, has been banned from the platform three times in 2023 alone. On May 3, 2023, he was once again banned from Twitch, just days after making contentious comments during a conversation with rapper DDG. The former member of the OTK streaming group has a history of expressing his beliefs in a vocal manner, which led to his previous bans from the Amazon-owned company. Among his infractions was the use of racist insults, including the C-word. An automated bot named StreamerBans published the news of his Ban on Twitter, noting that this is Bruce’s fourth ban from the platform. The content creator’s fans and viewers reacted to the post, sharing memes and bemoaning the suspension. Some people have questioned why BruceDropEmOff was suspended from Twitch. Although no official announcement has been made, he apparently uttered something during his conversation with rapper DDG that contravened Twitch’s terms of service. “Bro, Again?” Fans’ Reaction To Getting Banned From Twitch via Bruce has ruffled a few feathers in recent months, including a public disagreement with OTK co-founder Mizkif and his final exit from the Texas-based content group. The dispute became fairly public, especially after he was barred

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tWitch Widow Says Kids Don't Understand He's Never Coming Home 5/3/2023 6:50 AM PT NBC Stephen "tWitch" Boss' widow says some of her kids still don't understand their father is never coming home ... a question that gets asked a lot in the aftermath of death. Allison Holker Boss sat down for a televised interview with "Today," in which Hoda Kotb got her to open up about how she and her family are coping with tWitch's passing ... which happened just before the holidays, when he took his own life. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media. As you can imagine, it's emotional ... but one of the more heartbreaking moments comes when Hoda asks her about the three children she shared with tWitch. They had a 14-year-old, a 7-year-old and a 3-year-old ... Allison says at the younger ones, Maddox and Zaia, still can't comprehend their dad is gone forever -- asking their mom if he'll eventually come home. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media. Allison says the conversations she's had with them these past several months are something she doesn't wish on anybody. She also talks about the stigma of mental health --

NEWSAllison Holker Says 'No One Had Any Inkling' Stephen 'tWitch' Boss 'Was Low' Prior to Shocking Death: 'He Didn't Want People to Know' Source: megaMay 2 2023, Published 10:30 a.m. ET

Getty Allison Holker is speaking out about her husband Stephen “Twitch” Boss in her first interview since his tragic death. Boss, a DJ and executive producer with “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” took his own life in December. Now, she tells People, "No one had any inkling that he was low. He didn't want people to know. He just wanted to be everyone's Superman and protector." Holker explained, "It's been really hard because I can't understand what was happening in that moment .” She said his passing has led to a “complex” mix of emotions from sorrow to disappointment to love to anger. She recalled of the first few weeks after his death, "You're trying to help yourself and help your children and friends and family, and it took a toll. Literally getting up in the morning was getting harder and harder." The dancer turned to cold-plunging — the practice of immersing yourself in cold water — at night to help release some of the tension. "It's now a part of my daily practice," she said. "Spiritually and mentally, it's really helped as well." As for their children Weslie, 14, and Zaia, 3, and Maddox, 7, she said, "I'm trying

Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosNBA chief marketing officer Tammy Henault, Netflix chief content officer Bela Bajaria, AMD CEO Lisa Su and Twitch chief content officer Laura Lee are among top business leaders named to this year's A100 List.Why it matters: The annual list, organized by Gold House, and selected by a group of about 50 journalists and nonprofits from the Asian American Pacific Islander community, calls out prominent figures of Asian heritage who have impacted the way Americans live and experience the world.Who's who: Henault joined the NBA last fall from Paramount Global, where she headed up the marketing strategy for the launch of Paramount+.Bajaria was elevated to Netflix's top content position earlier this year after previously overseeing the platform's global TV content strategy.Su has steered AMD since 2014 — shifting the company from the brink of bankruptcy to overtaking Intel in market value. Lee was formerly YouTube's global head of top creators. What they're saying: "This recognition is not only giving our community a platform, it's helping to change narratives," Henault told Axios in a statement."You don’t set out for something like this," Lee said in a statement."Being named to A100 shows that our work, no matter how seemingly small at

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