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Battlefield 6 is officially released, and it's time for Jan to dust off his boots and revisit those glory days. Or just shoot wildly at things. Last time Jan tried out Battlefield 6 in its beta phase, he was hoping it would rekindle some of the nostalgia and previous incredible skill at the series that he possessed. Much of this did come true, at least the nostalgia and having fun blowing things up part. The skill portion requires more practice. It's a good thing then that Battlefield 6 is now officially available! Jan will gather up his squad and try to relive the glory days of the Battlefield series that he's played for over two decades now. Tune in at 7 p.m. PDT/10 p.m. EDT over on the Shacknews Twitch channel to find out. Jan will be joined by Bill and Dusty, and you'll get to enjoy multiple perspectives in this livestream, provided the technology holds up. If you do join us over on Twitch, don’t hesitate to say hello and provide your input on strategies and tactical decisions. Just don't laugh at us too much! Interacting with you folks is the best part of these streams, and we appreciate all the support.

Wiz Khalifa has let everyone know that his dreads are going to stay where they are — regardless of whoever cuts theirs off. The rapper posted a video on social media addressing his flowing locs, speaking to the camera about why they’ll never be cut off. "Y’all n****s cutting y’all hair?" he asked. "Go ahead and cut it off. Because y’all can’t do this." Khalifa whipped his hair back and forth. Kind of like Willow Smith did in her famous 2010 song of the same name, only the rapper’s version was much slower and more majestic. In fact, his hair flip wouldn’t have been out of place in a shampoo commercial. After his flip, Khalifa laughed heartily. "That’s exactly why I grew my shit out for — so I could do that right there," he joked. Though Khalifa didn’t specifically name anyone that he was talking to, it’s not too hard to speculate on at least two people who’ve recently gotten rid of their dreads. In September, Kai Cenat got rid of his dreads on the last day of his Mafiathon 3 stream. Joined by other members of the AMP crew, LeBron James, and his daughter, Zhuri, Cenat’s dreads were removed from

The long wait for Battlefield 6 is coming to a close with the launch now here, and there are some exclusive Twitch Drops available as an extra incentive in the first week of the game. Battlefield 6 arrives with a huge amount of hype, and there’s even more content on the way, with teases of naval warfare and the new Battle Royale mode releasing shortly after launch. If you want to flex on teammates and enemy players with exclusive rewards, don’t miss out on the first batch of Battlefield 6 Twitch Drops. How to Get Battlefield 6 Launch Twitch Drops Lots to earn. Image via EA Battlefield 6 launch Twitch Drops are only available for a limited time, and are only available by watching Battlefield action on Twitch. Similar to Twitch Drops campaigns in other games, though, there are no restrictions on who you can watch, so anyone streaming Battlefield 6 will suffice. Just keep an eye out for the ‘drops enabled’ tag, which indicates rewards are available to earn. Before you tune in, make sure you have followed these steps to be eligible: Sign in to your EA Account. Link your EA Account with Twitch. Head to Twitch and

On Twitch, a streamer livestreamed her birth. She even reached almost 30,000 viewers and was congratulated by the CEO of Twitch. Which streamer is it? Fandy is a Twitch streamer who plays various games on her streams. The latest ones were about World of Warcraft. On October 8, 2025, she held a quite unusual stream. She showed the birth of her child live on Twitch. In addition to her chat with almost 30,000 peak viewers (source: twitchtracker.com), the CEO of Twitch was also present. Expert explains: Twitch is heading for a disaster and must ban controversial content Autoplay Even the CEO of Twitch congratulates live in the chat How did the stream go? The Twitch stream titled Water Broke, Baby Time took place on October 8, 2025, and lasted just over 8.5 hours. The birth took place in the streamer’s apartment, and the chat was broadcasted on a television. There were not only 2 birth specialists present but also friends and family. In the stream, preparations, like setting up a pool, were shown, as well as the birth itself, without explicitly filming Fandy. This was able to attract many viewers. Looking at her statistics on twitchtracker.com, she was able to

A popular Twitch streamer has broadcast the birth of her first child as thousands of fans tuned in to watch the more than eight-hour ordeal. Fandy, a 30-year-old Texas-based streamer, has a following of 370,000 on Twitch and is known for streaming herself playing video games. She also has 300,000 followers on Instagram. On Wednesday, she started a livestream titled “Water Broke, Baby Time” during which she took fans along for each stage of her baby’s birth. Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters. Get the first look at the digital newspaper, curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox. By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy. Twitch footage shows Fandy going into labour while inside a bath surrounded by six friends and two women who appear to be midwives. Several of Fandy’s friends reach out to hold her hands as she pushes while the others look on from a couch. As Fandy is pushing out the baby, the TV above her shows live comments from people who tuned in to watch her Twitch livestream. “BIRTHATHON GOES CWAZY,” one Twitch user wrote. “ALMOST THERE YOU GOT THIS PUSH,” another wrote, as Fandy was close to giving

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The latest insights and financial news from Quiver Quantitative + News Alerts Francesco Ciancia Appointed Global Head of Manufacturing at Stellantis 2 hours ago | Oct. 8, 2025 6:11 a.m. UTC Francesco Ciancia rejoins Stellantis as Global Head of Manufacturing, enhancing production efficiency and competitiveness. Quiver AI Summary Francesco Ciancia will rejoin Stellantis on November 1, 2025, as the Global Head of Manufacturing and a member of the Stellantis Leadership Team. Ciancia brings over 20 years of global manufacturing leadership experience, previously serving as the Head of Mercedes-Benz Vans Operations in Stuttgart, where he initiated significant production network transformations. He has held various roles at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Stellantis since 2001, including plant manager and head of manufacturing across multiple regions and brands. CEO Antonio Filosa expressed enthusiasm about Ciancia's return and emphasized the importance of his role in enhancing the company’s production efficiency and competitiveness. Ciancia is eager to work with global teams to leverage improvement opportunities within Stellantis. Potential Positives Francesco Ciancia's reappointment as Global Head of Manufacturing signals a commitment to enhancing production efficiency and competitiveness at Stellantis. Ciancia brings over two decades of relevant experience in manufacturing and leadership, which may drive significant operational improvements. The

Kick streamer Cabrzy is no stranger to big wins, but a recent win he found had almost slipped through his fingers until a final spin flipped the entire bonus round on its head. Cabrzy’s viewers on Kick know him for his streak of massive slot wins, but even the luckiest high-rollers can face bad days. During a recent stream, the streamer placed a hefty bet that looked doomed from the start, barely scraping by at even through most of the bonus round. But just when it seemed like the session was lost, the slot turned things around, converting what seemed like a potential bust into one of his biggest hits yet. By the end, Cabrzy had walked away $137,000 richer after landing a 300x win on Slayers Inc. Slayers Inc. is known for punishing volatility mixed with the potential for hugely rewarding multipliers. So when Cabrzy went all in with a $400 base bet, fans knew better than to get their expectations too high. But he then got incredibly lucky during the last few spins as the game heated up. Cabrzy hits it big on Slayers Inc slot The spin took place on Stake, with Cabrzy making a $400 base

Soon there will be a German hardcore guild in WoW modeled after OnlyFangs. Now Twitch streamer Metashi12 shares the key information. What is this project about? Kevin “Papaplatte” Teller recently had an idea for a new project in the German Twitch scene: a WoW guild just like the American model OnlyFangs. OnlyFangs is the guild name of an American streamer guild that played World of Warcraft in hardcore mode as a large Twitch project in 2025. The project was extremely successful and is now set to become a hit in Germany as well. Now the three founders Papaplatte, Metashi12, and HandOfBlood, despite difficulties in finding a date, have completed their first meeting and the key details are already public. More about HandOfBlood can be found here: HandOfBlood: The most important thing about the YouTuber and Twitch streamer in under a minute Autoplay Start this year What has been revealed? In several clips from a livestream on YouTube by MMORPG streamer Metashi12, he talked about the meeting with the other co-founders. He revealed that the date for the start has changed. While the project was initially planned for spring 2026, the streamers are now set to start in December 2025. The

Twitch Streamer and TikToker Giulia "StudyTme" has gone viral on social media after she allegedly crashed into a Nissan GT-R and hit a bystander live on stream. On October 5, 2025, a 57-second video from StudyTme's IRL broadcast from Japan was posted to the r/LivestreamFail subreddit. In the video, the streamer was seen parking a Toyota MR2 in what appeared to be a car meet in a parking lot. After switching from reverse to drive, StudyTme seemed to accelerate the vehicle and was unable to hit the brakes in time. The situation resulted in her allegedly crashing into a custom-wrapped Nissan GT-R and allegedly hitting a bystander standing next to the sports car. Screenshots of the moment in which the streamer appeared to allegedly crash into a Nissan GT-R after allegedly hitting a bystander (Image via reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail) The streamer's associate got out of the passenger seat and approached StudyTme and said: "Oh! F**k! Yeah, okay." Over 1,500 netizens on the streamer-focused subreddit have shared their thoughts on the video featuring StudyTme, and they had a lot to say about the situation. "She legit nearly crippled that old guy, jesus." Redditor u/DR_DONTRESPECT wrote. "Dude if you are nervous do no use