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Twitch streamers in California,” El-Sayed responded. “You know what did come up? Grocery prices, the fact that people can't see a doctor, the worry ...

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday pushed back on questions about far-left streamer Hasan Piker, who he previously campaigned with. “There are Jewish voters in your state who are concerned about your relationship with Piker. You have condemned antisemitism but not called out his rhetoric directly. Why not?” CBS News’s Weijia Jiang asked El-Sayed on “Face the Nation.” “Weiija, with all due respect, this is the third time you’ve asked about a Twitch streamer in California. I’ve done four events in Michigan this week. You know what didn’t come up? Twitch streamers in California,” El-Sayed responded. “You know what did come up? Grocery prices, the fact that people can’t see a doctor, the worry that they have about the quality of air and water. I’m not interested in having a conversation about streamers in California because they are not raising the prices of gas and groceries,” he added. The Michigan Senate candidate is one of multiple insurgent progressive Democratic candidates who were able to lock down a spot in the general election in primaries this summer. He has received backing from fellow left-wing figures like Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) El-Sayed has also campaigned

Getty LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 12: Luka Doncic #77 and Austin Reaves #15 of the Los Angeles Lakers hold hands during a time out in the second half of a game against the Chicago Bulls at Crypto.com Arena on March 12, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images) The Los Angeles Lakers have a lot of question marks entering this season after taking huge risks with some of their offseason moves. 2026 All-Star Norman Powell appeared on a Twitch stream of popular streamer Neon and received a bold question. Neon put Powell on the spot and asked him to name the most overrated NBA team entering this season.   Powell did not hesitate for a second and made it clear that he viewed the Lakers as the most overrated team. Some fans took this as an offensive comment since he showed no respect toward the Lakers. Any team with Luka Doncic on the roster has a chance to win plenty of games to make Powell’s statement a bit risky.   The Lakers losing LeBron James and a slew of other rotation players from last year caused the team to get scrutinized. Rob Pelinka decided to

Photo via Blizzard | Published: Sep 12, 2026 06:36 am BlizzCon 2026 is scheduled for mid-September 2026 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California, bringing Blizzard’s biggest announcements, panels, community events, and esports competitions into one packed weekend. Table of contents When is BlizzCon 2026? How to watch BlizzCon 2026 BlizzCon 2026 schedule BlizzCon 2026 Esports schedule Can you earn BlizzCon Twitch Drops? When is BlizzCon 2026? BlizzCon 2026 takes place on Saturday, Sept. 12, and Sunday, Sept. 13. The convention is open from 9am to 7pm PT on both days. The first major broadcast moment is the Opening Ceremony, which begins at 10:30am PT on Sept. 12. It will be held in Hall D for attendees. Viewers at home can tune in through Blizzard’s official livestreams. How to watch BlizzCon 2026 Blizzard will broadcast BlizzCon 2026’s Opening Ceremony, select major panels, and esports events through its official platforms: YouTube Twitch Battle.net BlizzCon 2026 schedule Here’s the full BlizzCon 2026 schedule: Saturday, Sept. 12 Time (PDT) Event 9am BlizzCon show floor opens 10:30am Opening Ceremony 3pm Cosplay group photo at the Grand Plaza Fountain 4:45pm to 7pm BlizzCon Community Night 7pm Show floor closes Sunday, Sept. 13 Time (PDT) Event

Posted Sep 11, 2026 at 10:12 PM UTC Twitch is testing an AI ‘Stream Coach’ that gives creators tips after their streams. The AI coaching feature is only available to a small group of streamers right now. Unlike Twitch’s generative AI training toggle, which is opt out, the company says this feature would be opt-in if it’s ever expanded beyond this test. Follow topics and authors from this story to see more like this in your personalized homepage feed and to receive email updates. Stevie Bonifield

Photo credit: Trevor Williams via Getty Images The global explosion of the streaming community has minted star creators in territories as far-flung as France, South Korea, and Latin America. But how much overlap is there between those regions? That’s the question Streams Charts sought to answer with its latest data drop. The analytics dashboard operates a tool called Audience Geo & Demographics, which breaks down watch time across Twitch, YouTube Gaming, and Kick. Streams Charts breaks down that traffic across national borders to determine the percentage of viewers hailing from each country. After crunching the numbers its Audience Geo tool spit out over 30 days, Streams Charts determined demographic oddities that apply to each of the major video game streaming services. Twitch, for example, has a higher percentage of U.S.-based users compared to its contemporaries. 28% of the Twitch audience comes from U.S. devices, compared to 15% on Kick and 14% on YouTube Gaming. Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories Subscribe Speaking of YouTube Gaming, the Google-affiliated streaming hub dominates a different continent: Asia. Restrictions in countries like South Korea and India have drawn more viewers to YouTube at the expense of rivals like Twitch and TikTok. Viewers from regions like South Asia, Southeast Asia, and

Key Takeaways Doja Cat said she was tired of her fans, online rumors, and doing things "in a fake way" during a Twitch stream in which she slurred and repeated her words. After fans raised concerns about her health and speculated that she was intoxicated, she appeared to reassure them on X by writing, "in ok yall." Days earlier, she discussed struggles with marijuana, alcohol, and "undiagnosed" mental illness on TikTok, following her recent commitment to quit vaping. Doja Cat fans have shared that they’re worried about the health of the rapper after she appeared on a Twitch livestream slurring her words and appearing unfocused. Viewers speculated that Doja was intoxicated during the stream, which took place earlier this week and was reshared via other social media accounts. She appeared to repeat herself and stumble over words, which seemed to reflect an existential exhaustion. "I’m so tired of this man," Doja said in the video. "I wanna make music. I'm so sick of making and doing stuff in a fake way. I’m tired of my fans. I’m tired of these fake-ass people going on TikTok and Twitter, just making shit up. It’s so much deeper." Following a wave of fan

You may not know Asmongold, but millions of people do. Born Zachariah “Zack” Hoyt in 1990, Asmongold is a Twitch streamer, YouTuber, and gaming commentator who built his enormous following playing and discussing World of Warcraft. In recent years, however, his influence has expanded well beyond gaming. Hoyt has increasingly become a prominent voice on political and social issues, particularly among young men and gamers, and has emerged as an influential figure in the online right. The far-right provocateur Nick Fuentes has embraced Asmongold as an ally. “Him and I are on the same team and he’s the GOAT,” Fuentes has said, describing Hoyt as a fellow traveler in the online right. Hoyt has also been unusually explicit about his intentions. In a report examining his comments about migrants in the United Kingdom, Media Matters for America wrote that “Hoyt has a clear agenda,” quoting him as saying: “I want to make one thing extremely clear. My goal with talking about this stuff is to radicalize people as much as possible. I show this and I portray this stuff in the most extreme and negative way so I can make people angry and they’ll be willing to follow the solutions that

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