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By Becca Longmire. 1 hour ago Nicole Byer explains how she accidentally got drunk at the gym as she chats to “Ellen DeGeneres Show” guest-host Stephen “tWitch” Boss on Friday’s show. The “Grand Crew” star says of the holidays: “I don’t make resolutions. I’ve got ADHD, I cannot remember what I ate yesterday,” insisting: “Don’t set yourself up for failure, that’s how I live.” tWitch then questions Byer on the time she got drunk while working out. READ MORE: Kelly Clarkson And Nicole Byer Reveal Their Favourite Ways To Deal With Body Shamers She shares, “I have this emergency bottle of vodka in my car because you never know when the occasion will arise when you’ve got to be drunk. “It was just in this water bottle and I was late to the gym because I’m late to everything. He was like, ‘Run up the stairs a couple times.’ Because apparently that’s exercise, I did it twice, and I was like ‘Oh boy, that was exercise.’ I was like, ‘I need water,’ so I squeezed it because I was like, ‘I’ve got to quench this thirst.'” READ MORE: ‘Nailed It’ Host Nicole Byer Offers Way To Explain Black Lives Matter…

The Dawn is here. The Weeknd’s newest album Dawn FM dropped on Jan. 7. https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/2nLOHgzXzwFEpl62zAgCEC?utm_source=generator Ahead of the release, he hosted a live stream experience “103.5 Fawn FM” exclusively on Twitch and the Amazon Music App. https://player.twitch.tv/js/embed/v1.js new Twitch.Player(“twitch-embed”, { channel: “amazonmusic” }); “The power of the 103.5 Dawn FM experience is that maximum fulfillment comes when all who hear it are tuned in at the same time,” The Weeknd explained. READ MORE: The Weeknd To Release New Album ‘Dawn FM’ Featuring Jim Carrey, Tyler, The Creator & More, Unveils Cover Art Earlier in the week, the Canadian artist teased a new “sonic experience” with a trailer and an aged version of himself. Jim Carrey, Tyler, the Creator, Lil Wayne, Quincy Jones and Oneohtrix Point Never all feature on the album. The Weeknd thanked Carrey on Twitter for being part of the project which the actor called “deep and elegant.” Thank you for being a part of this. It’s kismet. Full circle 🥲 https://t.co/elXzYAkpYH — The Weeknd (@theweeknd) January 3, 2022 © 2022 Entertainment Tonight Canada, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.

Published: 11:10 AM January 6, 2022 An 11-year-old football fan from Cringleford had a Christmas to remember after enjoying some gaming fun with Chelsea and England star Mason Mount.  Bethany Smith, who receives care and support from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH), was one of four lucky youngsters invited to take part by the charity Together for Short Lives.  Mount is a patron for the charity and his gaming session was streamed via Twitch on Christmas Eve.“It was a great experience,” said Bethany’s dad, Steve Smith.  Bethany Smith, from Cringleford, had a Christmas to remember after enjoying some gaming fun with Chelsea and England star Mason Mount. - Credit: Together for Short Lives “Bethany was very excited beforehand as she has been following Mason’s career since last year’s European Championships.  “They had lots of banter. It was very competitive but always in a very fun, jovial way. “Mason was so down to earth and interacted with the children brilliantly, just like they were little brothers and sisters.  “He was very humble and caring and it was lovely to see. Bethany absolutely loved it and was on a real high afterwards.” The pair played Mario Party on a Nintendo Switch and Bethany also received a signed photo and personalised…

Amouranth, a Twitch megastar, earns $1.5 million per month via Twitch and its adult counterpart, OnlyFans Amouranth, a Twitch star, gets some pretty odd requests (Photo by VICE/YouTube) Amouranth, a Twitch megastar, has revealed an unusual request from a fan that could earn her thousands of dollars if she complies. The top-rated female creator on the US platform stated in a series of tweets that an admirer was willing to pay her $8,000 just to call them "a loser" on video. She went on to say that the anonymous messager also asked her to do an obscene hand motion in the video. Amouranth, whose actual name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, tweeted, “Someone offered $8,000 to flip them off and call them a loser on my fan page." "Y’all wild," she added, saying “I guess I’ll do it. "Amouranth is one of Twitch's most active artists, broadcasting up to 12 hours a day to her 5 million followers. The Texan posts videos of herself dancing, playing video games, and other activities, often dressed only in bikinis or underwear. RELATED ARTICLES  Who leaked Twitch source code? Hackers share 126GB torrent file on 4chan Who is Tina Kitten? 100 Thieves signs Twitch streamer after…

Turkish authorities confirm the arrest of 40 people in connection with a money laundering scandal involving stolen credit cards and Twitch Bits. Popular Twitch streamers are known for getting into questionable content such as gambling streams and terms of service-breaking outfits, but one ring of streamers was recently arrested in connection with money laundering. According to Turkish authorities who made the arrests, 40 people are connected in a scandal that's been going on for two years. Turkish police have officially confirmed that 40 people have been taken into custody for laundering money to purchase Bits on Twitch. The streamers in question were located across eleven different provinces in Turkey and an email paper trail dating back two years has been secured by the authorities. A portion of the Twitch streamers taken into custody regarding this money laundering scandal are still minors, while the majority are adults. According to Turkish news agency Demiroren, these culprits used stolen credit cards to buy Twitch Bits, a currency on Amazon's livestreaming platform. The Bits were allegedly sent to streamers and the scammers were compensated with a refund of up to 80% of the purchase in real money. Although Bits were likely purchased in larger…

Olivia Richman • January 5, 12:09 A major money-laundering scam had some content creators making millions of dollars on Twitch by abusing the streaming platform’s monetization systems. 40 people involved in the scam have now been arrested. In November 2021, Twitch confirmed that the company was taking action against 150 streamers who had stolen over $10 million in laundered funds. The streamers, most of whom were based out of Turkey, were using fraudulent credit card transactions on Twitch. After Twitch had a massive data breach revealing the income of every streamer on the platform, Middle East Eye reported that streamers with around 50 viewers or less were somehow making thousands of dollars in the form of Bits. According to the report, the streamers would steal credit cards and then donate money to other streamers using Bits. These streamers would then refund about 80% of the money back into the hackers’ bank accounts. Twitch was quick to assure the public that it would be taking action in the future. That action seems to have been taken now. Twitch money laundering scheme leads to 40 arrests Following the confirmation that Twitch was dealing with a money laundering scheme, 40 streamers have been…

Source: Twitch According to a report from the Demiroren News Agency (DHA), published on Tuesday, Turkish police arrested 40 individuals who were allegedly engaged in laundering money using Twitch's bit currency. Suspects were arrested in 11 different provinces across the nation. According to the DHA, some of the suspects were minors. The initial allegations of laundering were revealed in late 2021 by streamer Jahrein, implicating as many as 300 Twitch accounts who were allegedly taking bit donations from stolen credit cards and then taking a cut from the gang members who they were working with. According to the CHP Istanbul Deputy, the alleged criminal network operated internationally, with victims in the US, Germany and other countries. Turkish VALORANT world champion CNed came under fire last year for being one of the streamers who received donations from a scammer account, though he and Acend denied working with scammers. Acend claimed cNed received a single donation from an anonymous donor who was later identified with the scam, but that was his only interaction with the scheme. The Turkish investigation into this issue is ongoing, we will continue to follow this story as new information comes to light.

Olivia Richman • January 4, 12:20 Some in the Twitch community are concerned with the Botez sisters’ choice of words once again after chess streamer Andrea Botez opened up about her ADHD. Andrea and her sister are popular due to their high-level chess playing skills and relatable personalities displayed on stream. Many fans have noticed that Andrea is hyperactive and sometimes seems easily distracted. It’s something that Andrea has touched upon as well, even casually diagnosing herself on social media. There’s too many cute dogs on the streets of NY for my ADHD attention span— Andrea Botez (@itsandreabotez) July 14, 2021 Does Andrea Botez have ADHD? In a recent stream, Andrea decided to officially discuss her unusual behavior with fans. She admitted that she went to a doctor to get a diagnosis. She’s currently going through the discovery process, but at the moment it’s been revealed that she doesn’t officially have ADHD. “I’m just an idiot. I don’t even have ADHD,” Andrea said on stream. Some of the Botez sisters’ fans joked that Andrea was so hyperactive and distracted she couldn’t even finish a proper ADHD diagnosis. But others commented that Andrea essentially said that the side effects of ADHD…

Image via Gordon Ramsay on YouTube Gordon Ramsay expressed bewilderment on Sunday when a contestant on his competitive cooking show, Next Level Chef, stated she streamed on Twitch for a living. “What the is Twitch?” Ramsay said to professional chef/Twitch streamer Tricia ‘Triciaisabirdy’ Wang, who posted the clip on her Twitter page. Ramsay’s puzzled response caught the attention of many Twitch users. Lately, larger streamers have started streaming the superstar chef’s show, MasterChef, to their tremendously large audiences while reacting to Ramsay’s eccentric antics. The idea that Ramsay would be blissfully unaware of his popularity on the platform seemed amusing to many. Ramsay even took to Twitter on Sunday to learn more about the streaming platform. Ramsay’s replies were filled with some of the platform’s largest streamers providing a variety of answers. “ a platform where we watch you everyday,” said streamer Hasan ‘Hasanabi’ Piker, who regularly watches MasterChef when not discussing politics on stream. Streamer Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel also offered to give Ramsay “a free rundown” on Twitch, and posited that he could be “America’s next master streamer.” Imane ‘Pokimane’ Anys outright invited the chef on her stream, writing, “I have a cardboard cutout of you on my…

Gordon Ramsay, everybody’s favorite angry celebrity chef, wasn’t aware of what Twitch is until very recently. During the premiere of Ramsay’s new show Next Level Chef, he asked contestant Tricia Wang what she does for a living. Wang, better known as TriciaisaBirdy, replied that she had a cooking program on Twitch.  “What the is Twitch?” Ramsay replied, ever the curt wordsmith. The other contestants then began shooting each other nervous chuckles as if trying to explain Netflix to grandpa. It’s somewhat astonishing that Ramsay had no idea what Twitch was, considering the platform’s immense size. Check out a clip of the moment in question below. “What the Fuck is Twitch” -Gordon Ramsay @GordonRamsay @Twitch Everyone watching from twitch: ☹️ pic.twitter.com/aELiN8Ixrv — triciaisabirdy (@triciaisabirdy) January 3, 2022 In response to Ramsay’s spicy inquiry, the official Twitter account for Twitch changed its bio to “ scrambled egg recipe stan account” for a bit of fun. Taking things one step further, Ramsay publically called out the platform, asking for an explainer of sorts. Hey @Twitch can I get a lesson on what you are ?? #NextLevelChef https://t.co/rBW3cGnexv — Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) January 3, 2022 Afterward, several high-profile streamers began joining in on the shenanigans,…