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Even more surprising for many was that Boss, 40, who starred on "So You Think You Can Dance" and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," died by suicide.His cause of death was confirmed by the Los Angeles County coroner.Boss' wife, fellow dancer Allison Holker, issued a statement confirming her husband's death on Wednesday, saying, "It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to share my husband Stephen has left us."Boss was a father of three who had celebrated his ninth wedding anniversary with Holker on Dec. 10, just days before his death. In her statement confirming his death, Holker said her husband "lit up every room he stepped into."Frazer Harrison/Getty Images, FILEStephen Boss attends Critics Choice Association's 5th Annual Celebration Of Black Cinema & Television at Fairmont Century Plaza on Dec. 5, 2022 in Los Angeles.The light Boss carried was evident on Instagram, where he entertained his nearly 4 million followers with frequent videos of himself dancing with his Holker and their kids.Among the tributes shared online was one from singer Justin Timberlake."It's heartbreaking to hear that someone who brought so much joy to a room, was hurting so much behind closed doors," Timberlake shared in an Instagram story. "I've

SynopsisThe reason why Stephen Boss, alias DJ tWitch, killed himself remains unknown. He was found dead at the Oak Tree Inn in Los Angeles after his wife, Allison Holker, reported that he left the house without his car and could not be contacted. DJ tWitch joined The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2014 and stayed until the show concluded in 2022.AgenciesDJ tWitch, the popular DJ of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, shocked the world after he committed suicide on Wednesday, December 13. The American freestyle dancer and television producer left his house in Los Angeles without his car, after which his wife, Allison Holker, reported the “unusual behaviour” to the LAPD. Subsequently, the police found that the artist had shot himself at the Oak Tree Inn in LA. DJ tWitch’s real name was Stephen Boss, and he was the runner-up of So You Think You Can Dance 2008. He had been a part of The Ellen DeGeneres Show since 2014 and was a mainstay until it concluded in 2022. Boss was also featured in Ellen’s Game of Games and hosted Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings between 2018 and 2020 along with his wife, Allison. Strangely, while Boss’s public life is much talked about

The DJ's wife, Allison Holker Boss, announced the tragic news on Wednesday (Dec. 14) Former Ellen DeGeneres Show DJ Stephen “tWitch” Boss has died at 40, his wife Allison Holker Boss revealed on Wednesday (Dec. 14). In a statement sent to People, Holker Boss said, “It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to share my husband Stephen has left us. Stephen lit up every room he stepped into. He valued family, friends and community above all else and leading with love and light was everything to him. He was the backbone of our family, the best husband and father, and an inspiration to his fans.” No cause of death has officially been announced yet. According to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, he died in a hotel or motel. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Following the devastating news, DeGeneres took to Twitter to mourn her longtime friend. “I’m heartbroken,” the host tweeted alongside a photo of her hugging the dancer and DJ. “tWitch was pure love and light. He was my family, and I loved him with all my heart. I will miss him. Please send your love and support to Allison

Stephen 'tWitch' Boss died on Tuesday in a Los Angeles hotel. He was 40-years-old. Boss rose to fame in 2008 as the runner-up on 'So You Think You ...

Twitch has come under fire from some users for including a handful of controversial organizations listed under its Charity Tool.The platform announced the expansion of its tool, which allows creators to set goals and offer incentives for donations for fundraising streams, last week. The list expanded from 250 organizations to over 95,000. Unlike with its maligned revenue sharing policy, which determines how streamers and Twitch divide the revenue from paid subscriptions, Twitch does not take a cut of the money raised from charity streams.“More charities means more charity, right?” Twitch wrote in a blog post Wednesday, noting that all organizations on its list are “PayPal-vetted.” But the announcement, while welcomed by some, was met with backlash by others. "Disgusting," one Twitter user wrote in response to the announcement. "Vet your 'charities'."On Monday, Twitch responded to the backlash specifically surrounding LGB Alliance, saying it has removed the organization from its charity list. The original poster accused Twitch of “advocating for the genocide of transgender people” by including LGB Alliance in its charity list. The British group has advocated against trans rights in the United Kingdom, and LGBTQ rights groups have lobbied to strip it of its charitable status."Following a thorough review

The rapidly approaching end of the year means it is the perfect time to reflect on what you’ve spent the previous 12 months doing. Thankfully, many online platforms are embracing the curated, social-media-friendly end-of-year retrospective, letting users remind themselves of what media has shaped their year.  While Spotify’s Wrapped is the most famous example of this trend, it is far from the only one. Live-streaming platform Twitch also offers a yearly retrospective, showing users which creators they’ve watched the most. Here is how you can find your 2022 Twitch recap.  How to view Twitch Recap 2022 Viewing your 2022 Twitch recap is easier than ever as Twitch has provided several different ways to find and view your year-end stats, making this a step up from previous years, where this feature has been harder to find. Earlier today, Twitch posted a tweet containing a link. If you click this link, you’ll be taken directly to your 2022 recap.  You don’t need to go via Twitter, you can also reach the site through your browser. All you need to do is enter Twitch.tv/recaps/annual into your browser to be taken directly to the recap page. Also, if you log into Twitch, you’ll see a banner

Press release December 12, 2022   Hoop fans, get ready! Niantic will launch NBA All-World globally on January 24, 2023.   NBA All-World is a real-world mobile basketball game featuring today’s hottest NBA players. Developed by Niantic in partnership with the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), NBA All-World extends the world of basketball into new augmented reality territory. The game is free to play and will be available on the App Store and Google Play.   Follow NBA All-World on the following social media platforms to get ready for the launch. Upcoming video content will give interested players a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the game, with insights directly from the development team. Player tutorials and other content ​ will also be rolling out in the coming weeks to give fans the best tips and tricks to jump right into the game in January.   Follow along at:  

12/12/2022 Act. a las 22:39 CET El exseleccionador español quiere volver al fútbol de clubes, a priori, una vez empiece la nueva temporada "Esperaré a la próxima temporada a no ser que venga algo muy interesante", indicó Luis Enrique en la charla con Ibai Llanos Luis Enrique ha dicho adiós a la Selección y, por ahora, al fútbol de selecciones. En la charla con Ibai Llanos, el exseleccionador español apuntó que ha disfrutado y mucho la experiencia con España, pero ahora mismo se ve más en el fútbol de clubes que en el fútbol de selecciones. Dinámicas y formas de trabajo distintas. Tras probar la Selección española, a Luis Enrique le mueve más la dinámica de clubes. "Es una experiencia que repetiría (la del stream), pero no me veo en otro Mundial. Me veo con confianza de coger un club, esperaré a la próxima temporada a no ser que venga algo muy interesante", indicó el entrenador asturiano. A priori, Luis Enrique esperará a que finalice la temporada 2022-2023 para encabezar un nuevo proyecto. Veremos dónde. El técnico ya ha demostrado su valía en los clubes donde ha estado. Barcelona, Roma o Celta de Vigo son algunos ejemplos de un Luis

Big name streamer Ludwig Ahgren far surpassed his all-time viewership record across both Twitch and YouTube during his Chessboxing Championship event. Ludwig held a highly anticipated Chessboxing event on December 11, which he called the Mogul Chessboxing Championship. In this massively successful livestream, players battled it out in alternating rounds of boxing and either Super Smash Bros Melee or standard chess in the Galen Center in Los Angeles For those unaware of how the event works, contestants essentially play each other in Melee or chess and then fight each other in boxing. Fights later in the card were all contested with chess in focus, while prelims featured Smash. They continue fighting until one of them racks up three wins in Melee or a win in chess.Article continues after ad Viewership for this innovative event has soared above Ludwig’s previous records on both Twitch and YouTube, having cleared the 280k benchmark at the time of writing, with more viewers piling in as the event rolls on.Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on Esports, Gaming and more. Prior to the event, his highest viewed stream was on his previous platform, Twitch, where the content creator achieved a peak viewership of

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