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Earn up to $1,000 over three weeks — open once again to Partners and Affiliates, with Drops for viewers. Minecraft is offering their second sponsorship opportunity on Twitch: “More Minecraft, More Challenges.” Running over three weeks, this campaign is open to both Partners and Affiliates in the US, UK, and Germany. What’s the Campaign? Starting June 6th at 8AM PT, streamers can participate in a Minecraft-sponsored campaign and earn up to $1,000 total across three weekly campaigns. Each week, a new campaign goes live with different themes, deliverables, and viewer rewards. Whether you’re a Partner or Affiliate, this is your chance to get rewarded for streaming Minecraft. Rewards for Viewers Drops will be active throughout the campaign — viewers who watch participating channels can earn rewards just by tuning in. How It Works Here’s what streamers need to know: Eligibility: Accept the sponsorship opportunity in your Sponsorship Dashboard (or click below to join) and stream a minimum of 1 hour of live Minecraft with Channel Skins active within the campaign window. Availability: Open to streamers in the US, UK, and Germany on a first-come, first-served basis. Once spots are gone, they’re gone. Campaign Structure: A new campaign becomes available every

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Who is AsuraHD? Viral XP bar joke ends in permanent Sykkuno Twitch chat ban and backlash (Image via Getty) AsuraHD did not expect a short joke in Twitch chat to turn into one of the biggest streaming debates online. The VTuber, known as JustAsuraa on Twitch, suddenly found himself at the center of attention after being permanently banned from Sykkuno’s chat during the streamer’s return broadcast. The ban came after AsuraHD posted a playful message that referenced Sykkuno’s famous XP bar meme. Within hours, screenshots of the exchange spread across X, where millions of people viewed and discussed the incident. What made the situation stand out was not the message itself, but the punishment that followed. Many viewers felt the joke was harmless and questioned why it resulted in a permanent ban. Others argued that moderators sometimes have to make quick decisions to keep a stream focused and under control. As the discussion grew, the moment turned into a wider conversation about Twitch moderation, streamer communities, and how far moderators should go when managing chat. How AsuraHD’s XP bar joke during Sykkuno’s return stream turned into a viral Twitch controversy? AsuraHD, who streams under the name JustAsuraa, is an independent

Follow the Fader Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for Global Citizen Primavera Sound 2026, the four-day, annual Spanish music festival, is stacked with unmissable sets. There's excitement no matter what your music taste with sets from Doja Cat, Gorillaz, The Cure, Skrillex, Wet Leg, and many more. Doja Cat, Massive Attack, Bad Gyal will headline June 4, while The Cure, Addison Rae, and Skrillex headline June 5. Gorillaz, The XX, and my bloody valentine headline June 6. For those who can't make it to the Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona, select sets can be watched live through Amazon Music, Twitch, and various other apps. The broadcast will begin at 19:30 CEST, or 1:30pm EDT, each day beginning on June 4th, and ending on the 6th. See the streaming schedule below. Thursday, June 4, 2026 Gisela João — 1:30 pmRavyn Lenae — 1:35 pmMen I Trust — 2:10 pmAlex G — 2:55 pmGeese — 3:00 pmOklou — 4:05 pmWet Leg — 4:10 pmMac DeMarco — 5:05 pmDoja Cat — 5:35 pmFather John Misty — 6:10 pmBad Gyal — 7:20 pmTV Girl — 7:30 pm2hollis — 8:30 pm June 5th, 2026 Aiko el grupo — 1:30 pmEthel Cain — 1:45 pmPAVVLA —

Twitch streamer use Hmblzayy has made his way into Kansas City as part of his 'Faith Walk Across America for Underserved Kids.'

Focus Features "Obsession" has won at the box office, becoming one of the biggest movies of the year so far while cementing the popularity of the horror genre and indie filmmaking. In addition to masterful work by writer-director Curry Barker, the movie features a magnetically terrifying performance from Inde Navarrette as Nikki Freeman, a woman who is supernatually possessed via a talisman known as a wishing willow. After her friend Bear Bailey (Michael Johnston) wishes that she will fall in love with him, his wish proves to have sinister implications as the increasingly unhinged Nikki grows murderous in her fixation on Bear. What "Obsession" fans might not know about Navarrette is that before her acting career took off, she was a Twitch streamer. Since Navarrette's profile has risen considerably through her starring role in "Obsession," clips of her Twitch streams have resurfaced online. Though not active for some time, Navarrette showed impressive gaming skills when she did stream, revealing herself as a true "Call of Duty" fan. These old clips underscore how multifaceted Navarrette's talents are, while highlighting her killer instinct within the realm of gaming. Here is a brief overview of Inde Navarette's Twitch streaming history, including her expert

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PlayStation streamed a new State of Play showcase to announce PS5 games and show off trailers, but all anyone cared about in the Twitch chat was Destiny 3 and how Bungie reportedly isn’t working on it. Demands for a sequel to the loot shooter that is unexpectedly sunsetting later this month spammed the channel through the hour-long event. While Wolverine was busy stabbing random goons onscreen, viewers in the Twitch chat kept writing things like #WeWantDestiny3 and flooding the rapidly updating text box with a Destiny 3 emote created by Destiny streamer Aztecross. The content creator had previously announced he would never play Marathon again if Bungie moved ahead with killing off Destiny 2. “I don’t want to play Marathon,” he said last month. “I’ll play it maybe seasonally. I may jump in a few weeks, but I want Destiny. I want Destiny 3. I want this universe expanded. And Marathon, if I have to f*cking bury you myself to send that message, I shall. I will do everything I can to destroy you.” Twitch / Kotaku Fans treated it as a rallying cry to boycott Bungie’s new game until Bungie committed to making Destiny 3. A petition to that