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Our next Developer Update Livestream arrives on March 5, at 11 a.m. PST to give you an in-depth look at our upcoming class—the Warlock—and the next season coming to Diablo IV. Join members of the development team as they give share the details you’ve been waiting for. Tune in to get a sweeping look at the Warlock, a demonologist born of Vizjerei blood. Learn the origins of this dark class, their occult talents, skills, and mastery of their craft. Then, we’ll reveal what’s coming to the game with the next season and dive further into Killstreaks, Bloodstained items, and more. There will also be a Q&A segment at the end of the stream for you to field your questions directly to the team. Visit our official Diablo Twitch, YouTube, and X channels to watch live! After the Livestream, you can visit our Diablo YouTube or Twitch channels to catch the replay of the Livestream if you miss it. Feast Your Eyes and Claim Your Livestream Drop While the Developer Update Livestream is live, watch any livestream in the Diablo IV category with drops enabled for 30 minutes to earn the Omen’s Glimpse wand cosmetic, and 1 hour for the Syphon

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The action was taken on March 1, 2026, and includes a one‑day streaming suspension, barring her from livestreaming and some platform features for roughly 24 hours.   The Twitch account of popular Nigerian reality TV star Phyna, has been temporarily suspended after the platform flagged her content for breaching its Community Guidelines, specifically over s*xual content. The action was taken on March 1, 2026, and includes a one‑day streaming suspension, barring her from livestreaming and some platform features for roughly 24 hours. According to the notice, the violation will remain on her record until May 30, 2026, and Phyna may appeal the suspension or submit a counter‑notification under Twitch’s DMCA guidelines if she believes there was an error. In the account notification, Twitch informed her, “Your account has been temporarily suspended from streaming. You will not have access to some features related to streaming for the duration of your suspension.” The suspension came just after a livestream session Phyna had scheduled with another influencer, which she had tagged 18+. That age‑restriction tag and the nature of the content she broadcast are believed to have contributed to Twitch’s decision to enforce the guideline strike. Phyna rose to prominence after competing on Big Brother Naija Season 7 (Level Up), where she was crowned the

Published Mar 1, 2026, 10:30 AM EST Dominik Bošnjak is a freelance writer from Croatia. He has been writing about games for as long as he can remember and began doing so professionally in 2010 because an opportunity presented itself while he was pursuing a degree in journalism. Before GameRant, Dominik worked as a journalist, editor, and video editor for over half a dozen outlets spanning two continents, covering video games, technology, and entertainment. He has bylines at IGN Adria, SamMobile, Android Headlines, Spilled, HCL, 24sata, and VIDI, among others. If he was forced to pick a favorite game genre, he'd go with RPGs, but he wasn't, so he didn't. Case Dylan Baker, better known by his Twitch handle CaseOh, has argued that nearly every Resident Evil game has a part that "sucks" to the point it discourages people from replaying it. While some fans characterized this opinion as a hot take, the Twitch star's comments also drew widespread agreement, as well as plenty of examples that illustrate his point. CaseOh rose to prominence with NBA 2K23 clips on TikTok in late 2022, leveraging that to boost his then-modest Twitch channel. Three and a half years later, he has over 8.2 million

In an exciting collaboration between World of Warcraft and Twitch, players can now participate in the "Support a Streamer" event coinciding with the launch of World of Warcraft: Midnight. This initiative encourages viewers to support their favorite Twitch channels by gifting subscriptions, resulting in exclusive in-game rewards. The campaign will take place from February 26 at 3:00 p.m. PST until March 26 at 3:00 p.m. PDT, accessible to players in all regions where both World of Warcraft and Twitch are available. To participate, fans are encouraged to support eligible Twitch Partners or Affiliates streaming World of Warcraft by gifting a cumulative total of two subscriptions. Doing so will reward them with the unique Fishmonger pet, which will accompany players on their in-game adventures. Event organizers highlight that, “You can never have too many fish according to May,” referencing the charm of the Fishmonger pet. To participate in the event, players must log in to their Twitch account (or create a free account if they don’t have one), locate a live Twitch channel streaming World of Warcraft, and then purchase and gift the subscriptions while the channel is actively streaming the game. It’s crucial to note that subscriptions purchased before the

Ray J to Kim Kardashian I Can't Ruin Your Dream of Being a Lawyer … You Can't Even Pass the Bar!!! Published February 27, 2026 8:10 AM PST | Updated February 27, 2026 1:39 PM PST Ray J ripped into Kim Kardashian after she accused him of making false statements about her that could put her dream of becoming a lawyer in jeopardy ... TMZ has learned. In court docs, Ray J scoffed at Kim’s suggestion that his comments about her and her mother Kris Jenner being investigated by the feds could derail her getting her law license. Ray J said ... “For this ever to be an issue, Kardashian must first pass the bar exam, something she admittedly has not yet done.” He continued ... “Regardless, it is unclear why vague, third-party allegations from and a Twitch stream could ever ‘jeopardize’ her legal career. It would be the underlying wrongful conduct, none of which denied.” Ray J said the lawsuit brought by Kim and Kris is nonsense. He points out while they deny any knowledge of a federal investigation, neither denied committing racketeering in their court declarations. In previous court docs, Kim explained

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Esports and gaming creators represent two distinct but overlapping opportunities for marketers seeking to reach engaged audiences. US esports will reach 35.0 million viewers in 2026 , while platforms like Twitch and YouTube Gaming have transformed individual streamers into influential brand partners. Yet confusion persists about how these ecosystems work, who the key players are, and how to evaluate partnership opportunities. This FAQ clarifies the esports and creator landscape for marketers planning 2026 strategies. Esports are organized video game competitions among professional players and teams. Like traditional sports, esports feature leagues, franchises, coaches, and players competing for prize pools and sponsorship revenue. Major competitive titles include League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, Dota 2, Overwatch 2, and Mobile Legends. Competitions range from regional leagues to global championships broadcast across Twitch, YouTube, and traditional television. Esports sit at the intersection of competitive gaming, livestreaming, and the creator economy, with many professional players also maintaining personal streaming channels. How large is the esports market? Global esports market revenue is expected to reach $5.1 billion in 2026 , according to Statista, and projected to reach $6.2 billion by 2030. US esports ad spend is expected to reach $270.6 million in 2026, up 5.0%

The road to Tactician’s Crown narrows here. Three regions now enter the Lore & Legends Regional Finals on March 6-8 and March 13-15— a crucible of strategy and survival. With 192 tacticians competing, only a select few will advance and secure their path to Tactician’s Crown on March 27-29. Witness the legends in the making. Here’s what you need to know before Regional Finals begin! General Overview WHAT: The AMER, EMEA & APAC Lore & Legends Finals are high-stakes, six-day battles where the top 64 tacticians from each region fight for their share of $50,000 and qualifying spots for the Tactician’s Crown. WHEN: The three regions will be competing across two weekends: March 6-8 and March 13-15. WHERE: Watch AMER and EMEA live on the official Teamfight Tactics Twitch and YouTube channels! Tuning in for APAC? Catch the action on Youtube , Sooplive , or Twitch . No matter the region, you can also follow along with co-streams from your favorite community creators. WHY: The champions will earn the title of the best in  their region, taking one step closer to the global stage at Lore & Legends Tactician’s Crown. Throughout Regional Finals, eight players from AMER, five from EMEA

A new way to earn some extra GTA Online money for free and a special livery has just been launched by Rockstar Games. This new promotion ties the current GTA Online Tokyo Drift themed Event Week with the Japanese GTA Online community. The current Event Week running from February 26th through March 4th is a Drift Week. Rockstar have added a brand new vehicle with drifting capabilities, a manga livery, drift tuning to additional vehicles, Sumo (Remix) returns and more. Additionally, Rockstar are doing their second Twitch Drop event. Several months ago they continued furthering their partnership with Twitch by offering Drops. These rewards were given out for watching GTA RP streamers. Now fans will be able to earn up to GTA$500,000 via Twitch Drops starting February 26th. According to the Twitch Drop inventory, you can earn the half a million cash and the Street Samurai Livery simply by tuning into watching Japanese creators on Twitch. They will be streaming a special Community Series. This race series will contain tracks made by top Japanese creators. Twitch Drops Breakdown Below are the rewards and how long you need to watch the Japanese creators for, You have until Wednesday 4th March at