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Lando Norris founded “Team Quadrant” to combine his love for racing and video games. The team is regularly one of the top content creators when it comes to the world of F1. They have once again hit the mark with their latest reel on Instagram.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adThe reel features Lando Norris guiding his friend and former F3 driver Max Fewtrell around the streets of Baku. However, there is a twist to the tale as Max is blindfolded and tries his best to navigate the circuit.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adNorris can be seen cackling as Max cluelessly asked him “Have I just gone into a grandstand?“. Max was fuming at Norris’s lack of navigation as he screamed, “What’s going on where am I mate?”.However, Lando was busy convulsing with laughter and did the bare minimum to direct Max. He can be heard shouting, “Straight… Straight..” in-between laughs.DIVE DEEPERLando Norris Makes Simple Three-Worded Confession Following Horrendous McLaren F1 Weekend in Canada2 days agoHowever, it was all a hearty laugh for the fans who would have thoroughly enjoyed the video. They also showered the friendship between Lando and Max with love in the comments. Although some fans were confused as to who…

Home News (Image credit: NurPhoto via Getty.) Twitch has rolled out one of its biggest changes to the site layout in years, though it is currently still in testing and so may not show for all viewers of the site (yet). The site has had various UI tweaks over the years, although the core design has remained pretty consistent, but the intent with this change seems to be boosting discoverability. What it actually means in practice, however, is now the hot topic among streamers and viewers.So what has Twitch done: It's changed the category layout. When you click on a game or topic you're interested in watching a stream of, the site used to take you to a browsable grid view of all current livestreams, ranked by viewer count. The new layout replaces this with an auto-playing video of the current most-popular stream, which dominates the screen real estate, and a single line of other available streams can be scrolled-through at the bottom. Here is what it looks like (opens in new tab).The first and most obvious bone of contention is autoplaying video. Boy do people hate autoplaying video and, yes, I realise the irony of these words. Twitch's thinking…

DALLAS (KDAF) — If you are big into Twitch streaming, chances are you may have stumbled upon State Farm’s Gamerhood Challenge. Their new competition series ‘The Gamerhood’ is a virtual neighborhood celebrating all things gaming, where fans can interact live and will feature an impressive list of world-renowned gaming personalities. These personalities include: IM DontaiSypherPKBerleezyMichael Jones Emme MontgomeryAlfredo DiazJeremy DooleyBlackKrystel This series premiered on Twitch on June 1, with the semi-final episode airing June 22 at 7 p.m. State Farm officials say they are also donating $100,000 to the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals in the winner’s name. For more information, click here.

Since his comeback, each stream has pulled in more than one million views. 06.21.22 (@adinross via Instagram) Many teen boys love to play the well-known video game series NBA 2K by themselves or online with friends. An 18-year-old from Boca Raton, Florida, did just that but on the live streaming platform, Twitch. He even skipped his high school prom because of his dedication.  Now 21 years old, Adin Ross is one of the most popular broadcasters on Twitch.  He began his Twitch career in October 2018 and now has 4.1 million followers. He makes money through subscriptions and ads. However, success does not come without controversy. On April 20, Ross received an “indefinite ban” from the platform due to the alleged use of “hateful slurs, hate symbols, or hate group emblems without context or in a harmful manner.”  Ross claimed that he wasn’t aware why that was the reason. About six weeks later, on June 4, Twitch lifted the ban. He dropped a video teaser later that day, promoting his long-awaited return to Twitch. Two days later, he returned to Twitch for almost five consecutive hours, racking up nearly 100,000 viewers —  one of the biggest Twitch-ban return streams seen…

Just as it seemed last week’s xQc and HasanAbi drama had petered out, fellow Twitch streamer Mizkif has stirred things up again. For those out of the loop, xQc and Hasan recently had an online feud after xQc streamed himself making a Twitch streamer tier list. After finding out that he had been placed in the ‘B’ tier, Hasan had a public rant on Twitter, and then privately on his Discord server. Hasan had several choice words to say about xQc, and in response, xQc called Hasan’s outburst ‘disgusting.’ It’s a whole kerfuffle. Now, another Twitch streamer by the name of Mizkif, real name Matthew Rinaudo, has uploaded a YouTube video titled, ‘Regarding My Friends…’ in which he responds to the recent drama, and answers the question of if he will ever make a tier list video himself. He had this to say about the matter: ‘I don’t want to. It’s gonna just make people upset with me … I don’t want people to get mad at me, over something that is just a 20-minute piece of content in my stream. It’s just not worth it to me.’ Mizkif also expressed his thoughts on what it means to publicly create…

Big Tech (Image credit: Jay Bonggolto / Android Central) What you need to knowThe European Commission has tightened rules governing how tech giants deal with deep fakes, bots, impersonation, and fake accounts.Under the new rules, Big Tech could face massive fines if they fail to combat disinformation.Google, Meta, Twitter, Twitch, TikTok, and Clubhouse are among the 38 companies that have signed on to the code.The European Commission's original disinformation code, introduced in 2018, missed a few key points in addressing manipulative behaviors used to spread false information, including deep fakes and bots. As a result, EU regulators have recently enacted tougher rules around how technology companies deal with disinformation.The EU's strengthened Code of Practice on Disinformation (opens in new tab) supplants its previous guidelines, with a focus on commitments to transparency in political advertising, eliminating ways for disinformation purveyors to profit from ads, empowering researchers, and supporting the fact-checking community, among other commitments.Among the tech giants that have signed up to the Commission's revised and stronger rules are Google, Meta, Twitter, Amazon's Twitch, Microsoft, and TikTok. Smaller digital platforms, such as Vimeo and Clubhouse, have also pitched in. Overall, there are 34 signatories to the updated guidelines, backed by a…

Twitch streamer Quin69's quest is finally over: After spending over $15,000 on Diablo Immortal, he has finally found a single 5-star legendary gem. The odds of finding a 5-star legendary gem in Diablo Immortal are astronomically against you. We put the odds at 1 in 2000 for a 5-star legendary gem dropping, which basically means you'll spend thousands of dollars on Legendary Crests.Case in point: Streamer Quin69 spent over $20,000 NZD (about $15.7K USD) on Diablo Immortal's Legendary Crests before he found a single 5-star legendary gem. Once he actually found one, Quin69 did the unthinkable: He broke the gem down to infuse a useless 1-star gem, deleted his character, and uninstalled the game for good."It was an honor to whale with you," Quin69 told his in-game warband shortly before deleting his character. "I must say goodbye.""Fuck you, Blizzard," Quin69 said to his audience live on stream, then deleted his Diablo Immortal character. "Can you believe Blizzard put that out? Can you believe they put their name to that shit?"The last time we checked in with Quin69, the streamer had spent about $6,000 USD on Diablo Immortal on June 8. Now he's done with the game and is moving on…

St. Louis Anarchy 6/18/22 Dingo Invitational Tournament Night Two results from Spaulding Hall in Alton, Illinois. The event aired live on Twitch. Sean Orleans & These Men Do Not Exist (Anakin Murphy & Victor Analog) def. Connor Hopkins, Evan Gelistico & Nick King Dingo Invitational Second Round Match: ACH def. Kenny Alfonso Dingo Invitational Second Round Match: Davey Vega def. Billie Starkz Dingo Invitational Second Round Match: Derek Neal def. Camaro Jackson Dingo Invitational Second Round Match: Mat Fitchett def. Christian Rose Dingo Invitational Second Round Match: Thomas Shire def. Warhorse Dingo Invitational Second Round Match: Gary Jay def. Adrian Surge Dingo Invitational Semi Final Match: ACH def. Davey Vega Dingo Invitational Semi Final Match: Derek Neal def. Mat Fitchett Dingo Invitational Semi Final Match: Thomas Shire def. Gary Jay Dingo Invitational Final Three Way Match: Derek Neal def. ACH and Thomas Shire Post navigation

GFUEL is under fire for the alleged unfair dismissal of seven talent managers after they reported a higher-up to the company's HR.Published on June 17th, 2022Popular gaming and esports energy drink company GFUEL has received waves of criticism after recently firing seven of its partner and talent managers. The company reportedly notified ex-employees of their dismissal, citing "restructuring." However, per reports by Jake Lucky, this came mere hours after staff filed complaints with Human Resources (HR) regarding derogatory statements made by a superior executive prompting suspicion of unfair dismissal.GFUEL under fire for alleged unfair dismissal of staff membersGFUEL is under fire for allegedly firing staff for reporting a higher-up. (Picture: Unsplash)According to the reports, on 16th June 2022, the executive reportedly made a derogatory slur towards the members during a team-wide meeting and called members of the team “lazy motherf**kers.”Today G Fuel fired 7 of their partner/talent managers without warning. The employees were told it was a part of a "restructuring" for the companyAlthough it comes a day after a higher up in the company is alleged of using a derogatory slur whilst in a team wide call. pic.twitter.com/qM3IXT6EHb— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) June 16, 2022Less than 24 hours after reporting…

The first round of the 2022 Candidates Tournament is in the books, with GMs Fabiano Caruana and Ian Nepomniachtchi taking the lead. The eight candidates are fighting for the right to challenge GM Magnus Carlsen for the title of world champion. Round two is now underway! How to watch the 2022 Candidates TournamentRound 2 coverage begins on June 18 at 6 a.m. Pacific, 9 a.m. Eastern, and 15:00 Central Europe. You can watch the 2022 Candidates live on Chess.com/TV and on our Twitch, or catch all our live broadcasts on YouTube.com/ChesscomLive. You can also keep up with all the details here on our live events platform. Be sure to check out our broadcast with live expert commentary from IM Danny Rensch, GM Daniel Naroditsky, IM Almira Skripchenko, WGM Dina Belenkaya, and GM Jon Ludvig Hammer! Round 2 Pairings Round 1 6.18.2022 6 a.m. PT/15:00 CEST Rapport - Firouzja Nakamura - Radjabov Nepomniachtchi - Caruana Duda - Ding Round 1 Standings Guess The Result Contest Be sure to compete in our Guess The Result contest before the start of the game for a chance to win $2,500! Every day during the Candidates Tournament, you can guess the result of the game on…