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Samsung Electronics returned to Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, Germany, where players, streamers, media, and industry partners gathered to experience the latest in gaming. At the Samsung booth, the company paired its latest products with games, activities, and partner experiences designed to support a variety of genres and play styles. Reflecting Gamescom 2026’s “The Heart of Gaming” theme, the booth brought these experiences together across Samsung’s latest displays and gaming technologies. On August 27, Samsung introduced its 2027 Odyssey lineup at its central event, “#PlaySamsung: The Next Era of Gaming Displays,” alongside new developments spanning gaming displays, HDR, and game content. The audience’s excitement for the new Odyssey gaming monitors’ advanced display technology demonstrated the gaming community’s appetite for innovation tailored to every playstyle. ▲ Visitors gather at Samsung booth at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, Germany. A New Generation of Odyssey Takes the Stage At the heart of the booth was Samsung’s newest Odyssey lineup, with the Odyssey OLED G9 and Odyssey OLED G7 making their debut on stage during “#PlaySamsung: The Next Era of Gaming Displays.” The Odyssey OLED G8 and Odyssey G6 were also showcased through digital demonstrations, highlighting the range of screen formats and performance options coming to

Jeremy Zimmer is on Twitch now. (Photo by Derek White/Getty Images for UTA) What do you do if you’re a Hollywood lifer who is without a full-time job for the first time in decades? That’s the situation UTA Co-Founder Jeremy Zimmer is currently facing, and he is using the opportunity to try something unique: At age 68, he has launched a talk show on Twitch. Zimmer’s foray into Twitch is called  877unmplyd . That title corresponds to a phone number that viewers can call if they have career questions for Zimmer. Alongside co-host Rachel Braun, Zimmer is dispensing advice for the unemployed, drawing from his own career in the process. 877unmplyd reflects its co-host’s long tenure at UTA. While serving as the agency’s CEO between 2012 and 2025, Zimmer maintained UTA’s Hollywood roots while steering it into new territory. It brought YouTubers into publishing through Keywords Press, was an early adopter of creator podcasts, and embraced the next generation of digital stars through ZCON. All the while, UTA has continued to rep major influencers like Alix Earle and Keith Lee. Subscribe to get the latest creator news Subscribe Though its call-in talk show format ties it to legacy formats like drive-time

First-person shooter fans are in for a treat, as Bulkhead Interactive brings a dedicated showcase, The FPS Games Show, this week. This event is described as an “FPS showcase made by FPS developers for FPS players.” So, if you are wondering when you can zoom in and watch the event in your region, here’s a breakdown of all the major details, including start times for The FPS Games Show below. Bulkhead has confirmed that The FPS Games Show will air live on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at 11 AM PT/2 PM ET. While the duration hasn’t been officially revealed, it will be a fast-moving showcase with participating studios joining the event for free. That said, here are the exact start times for The FPS Games Show across major regions so you don’t miss out on the hottest reveals: Region Start Time US (Pacific) September 3, 11 AM PDT US (Mountain) September 3, 12 PM MT US (Central) September 3, 1 PM CT US (Eastern) September 3, 2 PM EDT United Kingdom September 3, 7 PM BST Europe (Central) September 3, 8 PM CEST India September 3, 11:30 PM IST Japan September 4, 3 AM JST China September 4, 2 AM CST

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Clavicular leaving Kick for Twitch? His ‘deal’ claim sparks fan debate Braden “Clavicular” Peters says he could move from Kick to Twitch within a week, adding that he has a deal with Twitch. He made the announcement during a stream after a viewer asked when he would start streaming on Twitch. A clip of the exchange was later shared on X, drawing reactions from viewers. Clavicular has around 430,000 followers on Kick, where he has built an audience. His Twitch plans have now become a talking point among fans, with some questioning what the reported deal means and whether the move will happen as described. Braden “Clavicular” Peters says Twitch switch could happen soon During the stream, a viewer asked Clavicular, “When are the Twitch streams?” He replied: “We’re gonna switch over to Twitch in, like, f**k, I don’t know. No, no, no. We’re gonna switch to Twitch to stream, just in general. We’ll do that, like, in a week or so. I don’t know. I haven’t decided yet.” The answer left the timing unclear, but Clavicular then gave a more direct response when another viewer asked whether Twitch had offered him a deal. “Yeah, I have a deal.” That

A teenaged boy who is charged with carrying out a deadly mass shooting at a Twitch streamer's birthday party in Morgan Hill made his first court ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — A teenaged boy who is charged with carrying out a deadly mass shooting at a Twitch streamer's birthday party in Morgan ...

Twitch streamer Hasan Piker said that Democratic Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed asked him to “stump” for his campaign during an interview Friday following the intense backlash the Democratic politician has faced for appearing with him. Piker spoke to Semafor columnist David Weigel about the backlash he has received from Democrats since appearing on the campaign trail with El-Sayed, which he claimed was El-Sayed’s idea, not his. “He asked me to stump for him, and I had not considered that ever before,” Piker said. “I’d never really delivered a speech like that before.” EL-SAYED PALS AROUND WITH FAR-LEFT STREAMER HASAN PIKER THE DAY BEFORE CRUCIAL MICHIGAN SENATE ELECTION Piker added that he had previously decided to get more involved with politics through New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s campaign but did not face significant backlash for that effort compared to campaigning for El-Sayed. He explained that after campaigning for El-Sayed, establishment Democrats and think tanks like Third Way came out to attack him. “I’ll admit I didn’t realize how much the media would think that this is different,” he continued. “I had no idea that in the mindset of, you know, people in D.C., in the mindset of like

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