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No Kings Day, June 14, 2025 (Photo – Amy Barach) As organizers across the country prepare for what is expected to be another massive day of nonviolent mobilization, the No Kings Coalition and 50501 have announced a coordinated livestream event aimed at energizing supporters ahead of nationwide protests scheduled for March 28. By News Desk The virtual event will take place Friday, March 20 at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on Twitch, bringing together gaming creators, activists, and digital organizers in a multi-hour broadcast designed to reach younger audiences and online communities. Organizers say millions are expected to take part in No Kings demonstrations across thousands of locations nationwide. An interactive map of events is available through the coalition’s website. The livestream will blend gaming, culture, and political discussion, featuring coordinated gameplay of titles such as Overwatch alongside conversations about civic engagement, community protection, and participation in the March 28 actions. Viewers will also be able to register live for local events during the broadcast. According to organizers, the initiative is intended to “cut through the political noise” and create a space for new audiences, particularly gamers and digital activists, to engage with the movement and connect with

After ten years of TwitchCon, we’ve seen a community-driven event grow into the largest, live streaming creator gathering in the world. All of you who show up, year after year, are what make this event so special. Whether you’re road tripping in with friends or jumping on a plane, you’re the reason TwitchCon exists, and why it’s become the place where online communities go IRL. As our creators continue to evolve and drive culture, TwitchCon continues to evolve with you. In 2026, we’ll celebrate our final year in Rotterdam before moving to a new place, while TwitchCon San Diego continues in the Gaslamp Quarter through 2028. TwitchCon Rotterdam tickets go live next week! What’s New in 2026 This year brings exciting returns and fresh experiences designed around what matters most: connection, content, and community. We’re prioritizing support for the moments that make TwitchCon special, like Unity Guild gatherings, MeetUps, interactive activities, and the beloved traditions you look forward to each year. Behind the scenes, we’re making significant investments to ensure TwitchCon remains the one event you can’t miss: IRL Streaming IRL streaming is a big and exciting part of Twitch, and we’ve seen creators take this format to new heights.

In a moment that perfectly captures the power of live content, a streamer on Twitch has gone viral after rescuing a stranded paddleboarder — all while broadcasting to viewers in real time. Charlie, better known online as EpicVoyages, isn’t your typical content creator. By day, he’s a working prawn fisherman navigating the waters off the Welsh coast. By night (and often simultaneously), he streams his life at sea to a growing audience who tune in for everything from daily catches to unpredictable ocean adventures. But earlier today, viewers witnessed something far more dramatic. @epicvoyages Paddle Boarder caught out in the wind ♬ original sound – Charlie A Real-Life Rescue, Captured Live During a routine stream, Charlie spotted a paddleboarder struggling against strong winds and increasingly choppy water. The individual had fallen off their board and was visibly unable to make it back to shore safely. Without hesitation, Charlie steered his boat toward them. In front of a live audience — and across multiple camera angles — he successfully pulled the paddleboarder out of the water and onto his vessel, ensuring they were safe from danger. The entire rescue unfolded in real time, turning an ordinary stream into an extraordinary moment

Lakeland University Esports LED sign lit up in a dark room, on March 24, 2026 Not only does the Lakeland University Esports team crush it during the season, they crush it outside as well.    The Alex’s Lemonade Stand charity stream will be starting on Saturday, March 28. Events in the stream have yet to be announced. The event will be stream on Lakeland Esports’  twitch.tv  page:  twitch.tv/lakelandesports .       Alongside competing against teams across the nation, the Lakeland University Esports team finds ways to help the community in their own way. Using the power of the live streaming website Twitch, the Esports team raises money through a marathon event: 24 straight hours of being live, raising money for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand charity.   Alex’s Lemonade Stand is a charity that focuses on raising money to find a cure for childhood cancer. Starting in the year 2000, the charity has funded over 1,500 projects in over 150 research centers in North America. They utilize charity events to help fund these events.   Source:  https://www.alexslemonade.org/about-alexs-lemonade-stand-foundation-childhood-cancer     Brett Sheldon, the head coach of the Esports team, created the stream with help from the charity themselves. “I got connected Alex’s Lemonade Stand because they

Twitch star Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel was left baffled after he found himself in a streamer game, Content King, but noticed it was someone else playing him. Over the last few years, there have been a couple of indie games that let you take on the life of a streamer, starting out from the bottom and looking to strike it big. These games have attracted several big streamers to try them out as well, making fun of their own rises. The latest of these, Content King, was released back on March 19, and has already been streamed on Twitch by a number of top names.  That includes xQc, who couldn’t help but notice that he makes a cameo in the new game alongside other streamers. However, he doesn’t actually voice his own character in-game.  xQc finds Myth voicing him in Content King game The former Overwatch League star hopped onto the new game during his March 23 stream, and was ultimately guided towards a cameo of himself by the name of PVC. The character model looks just like xQc, but uses that age-old meme from his fans.  Yet, when he approached, viewers quickly noticed that xQc’s voice is actually just the

AmineMaTue (Image Via Getty) AmineMaTue is suddenly a name many football fans are searching for. The French streamer, whose real name is Mohamed Amine Mahmoud, is set to play in the Sidemen Charity Match 2026. The event will take place on April 18 at Wembley Stadium in London. It is one of the biggest creator football matches in the world, and this year, Amine is joining for the first time. For those who do not follow Twitch closely, AmineMaTue is already a huge name online. He has built a strong fan base through his live streams and football-related content. Now, with his entry into the Sidemen Charity Match, even more people are getting curious about who he is and why he is so popular. Mohamed Amine Mahmoud known as AmineMaTue joins Sidemen Charity Match 2026 as one of Twitch’s biggest football creators Mohamed Amine Mahmoud, better known as AmineMaTue, started gaining attention back in 2012 on Twitter. At that time, he was posting funny and sharp takes on football, politics, and pop culture. Over time, he slowly moved into live streaming, and around 2020, he began focusing fully on Twitch. His growth has reached an enormous size since that time.

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Marvel Rivals tends to create quite a consistent variety of new cosmetics for characters across the roster. This includes a mix of skins that can be purchased through the in-game shop only, skins that are tied to events, and even some that can be earned for free. In Marvel Rivals Season 7, one of the free skins that players are able to acquire is the Will of Galacta skin for Scarlet Witch. If you’re wondering how to get Will of Galacta Scarlet Witch for free, this guide has all of the information you’ll need. Table of Contents How to Get Will of Galacta Scarlet Witch For Free in Marvel Rivals (Season 7 Twitch Drops) How to Link Marvel Rivals Account to Twitch For Drops Marvel Rivals: All Prior Twitch Drops List How to Get Will of Galacta Scarlet Witch For Free in Marvel Rivals (Season 7 Twitch Drops) Scartlet Witch’s Will of Galacta skin will be available to earn for free in Marvel Rivals from March 20, 2026, until April 17, 2026. The skin is included in a bundle of items available as Twitch drops for the game, each of which can be earned by meeting a Marvel Rivals watch

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