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The titans of two distinct industries are about to collide in one of the most highly anticipated streaming collabs of the year. The reigning king of Twitch, Kai Cenat, will be broadcasting an IRL stream with Los Angeles Lakers star and NBA legend LeBron James this weekend. Kai has already revealed details of the broadcast and some potential guests who could appear while he's live. According to Kai, the livestream will begin some time between 12:30 to 1pm ET on Saturday, June 21. For international streaming of basketball fans, here's how the schedule converts to your time zone: It's worth noting that in the clip Kai does not sound 100% confident about the start time, so fans could be waiting a bit longer than the range he provided. However, he did reiterate the date multiple times so it appears the stream is "locked in" for Saturday and should start roughly around 1pm ET. Kai Cenat Has Announced That He Will Be Having LeBron James On Stream This Saturday 👀🔥 pic.twitter.com/gEu0Q9Kb7n — StreamerUpdates (@StreamUpdates7) June 20, 2025 Kai did not provide many details on the plans for his stream with LeBron only that it would be "insane." He was also heard

Many believe that GTA 6’s release, which Rockstar Games has delayed to May 2026, could finally signal the end of GTA 5. There is a lot of anticipation around the title, which will be the first new entry in the Grand Theft Auto franchise after 12 years. However, Dan Clancy, the CEO of popular streaming platform, Twitch, doesn't exactly feel the same. In fact, he believes that it may not be impacted right away due to the roleplaying (RP) element. The GTA 5 RP scene consists of unofficial servers that players can join, create a character, and interact with other members as that character. It is a very unique form of multiplayer experience, and has become really popular within the fanbase over the years. Twitch CEO believes GTA 6’s release on consoles only could let GTA 5 RP continue thriving on the streaming platform During a recent interview with The Game Business (video attached above), Twitch CEO, Dan Clancy, stated that as GTA 6’s release will be limited to consoles, the lack of an RP element could allow GTA 5 to continue being popular on the streaming platform. "The interesting thing was it was gonna be a little strange, because

Earn the gorgeous Magik Will of Galacta costume and more by supporting Marvel Rivals Ignite on Twitch. The Marvel Rivals Ignite Twitch Drops are now live as the top teams from various regions continue duking it out against each other. The total prize pool for this circuit is $3,050,000, and only the best of the best can advance further into the competition. All of the Marvel Rivals Ignite Twitch Drops (Image via NetEase games) Marvel Rivals Ignite Twitch Drops The new Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops feature new items for Magik, including the Will of Galacta spray, Will of Galacta nameplate, Echoes of Limbo emote, and Magik Will of Galacta costume. This limited-time Twitch Drops event, which runs from June 19 to July 16, is in support of Marvel Rivals Ignite Stage 1. This circuit involves teams from the America plus Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), Asia, Oceania and China. As noted, the total prize pool is $3,050,000. This means whichever team makes it to the Marvel Rivals Ignite Grand Finals and wins it gets $1,000,000! Marvel Rivals Ignite prize pool overview (Image via NetEase Games) How to unlock the Marvel Rivals Ignite Stage 1 Twitch Drops You just

Jason Thanh Nguyen, popularly known as "Jasontheween," has gone viral on social media after attending Streamer Prom alongside Twitch streamer Kyedae's sister, Sakura Shymko. Several moments from his livestream surfaced on social media, although one particular clip has garnered significant traction. In a nine-second video posted on X, Sakura and Jasontheween were seen conversing before the special event hosted by MacArthur "Funny Mike," and at one point, the former kissed the latter. In another video, while on their way to Streamer Prom, Jasontheween called Kyedae and said he felt "very blessed" to have Sakura as his partner. He asked the Valorant streamer for her "sister's hand in marriage," saying: "We're about to head to dinner, and then go to prom. Yo, we're going for Prom King and Queen. Do you think we could do it? Damn! I appreciate that. Yeah, she looks amazing, I'm very blessed. Thank you! Well, I just wanted to call you and, you know, ask for your sister's hand in marriage." Kyedae responded by giving her "approval": "I'm about to go to a friend's barbecue right now. You guys look so good together. Oh, my god! Jason, you look so handsome. It's beautiful. Yeah, you guys

In 2023, Twitch allowed multistreaming to any platform. This feature permits streamers to broadcast on multiple websites simultaneously. This trend of multistreaming has grown over the years, and recently, Twitch's premier political commentator, Asmongold, announced his decision to start multistreaming on Kick, disregarding that it is one of the Amazon-owned service's prime competitors. On June 18, a report from @Awk20000 on X indicated that Twitch is supposedly suspending streamers by strategically using their simulcasting Terms of Service (ToS). For context, the platform's guidelines on this matter indicate that streamers are not encouraged to lower their Twitch stream quality, share links for viewers to leave Twitch mid-stream, and use tools that merge chats or features from other platforms into their Twitch stream. @Awk20000's post displayed streamer Nutty's difficulties with the guidelines surrounding multisreaming after being hit with a suspension: "I'll take the suspension, but these guidelines are unbelievably stupid and need to be rewritten... How tf does acknowledging other platforms on stream 'exclude or limit the Twitch community?'." Initially, Nutty believed that the 24-hour suspension was due to his "multichat" overlay, which is an interface that displays and combines messages from viewers tuned in across multiple platforms. Later on, though, the

Fred again.. has returned in 2025 with an electrifying new single, “Victory Lap,” teaming up with grime heavyweight Skepta and genre-defying artist Plaqueboymax. The collaboration officially dropped on June 18 with a high-voltage livestream on Twitch and the surprise announcement of a pop-up rave at the Brooklyn Paramount—sparking an instant frenzy online and offline. This marks Fred again..’s first release of the year and a sonic evolution of his signature emotional production. Layered with Skepta’s razor-sharp grime bars and Plaqueboymax’s versatile flow, “Victory Lap” bridges the UK underground with global digital culture. It’s more than a track—it’s a moment, capturing three creative forces at the peak of experimentation. The Twitch premiere was a masterstroke of modern music rollout. Instead of a conventional drop, fans were treated to a raw, communal experience where the energy of the crowd pulsed in real time. Moments later, the surprise rave was revealed, drawing massive crowds to the Brooklyn Paramount, with ticket demand reaching chaos-level virality on social media. - Advertisement - Skepta, fresh off his collab with Playboi Carti, brings a renewed fire to the mix, while Plaqueboymax—riding high from his ATLANTA and Five Forever albums—cements his status as both a streaming icon and

Mayor Eric Adams has endeared some people with his young-leaning personality, but his attempts at being down-to-earth have also gotten him into multiple pickles over the years. He recently addressed his interview and cigar smoke session with controversial streamer Sneako after facing backlash. “I don’t know the young man,” the 64-year-old politician told reporters on Monday (June 16). “I’m not familiar with his streaming at all.” The streamer and a “group of strangers” joined Adams, his son Jordan Coleman, and Amber Rose at the Gracie Mansion, where Sneako decided to go live on Twitch and have a conversation with the mayor. The issue was, Adams wasn’t aware of the 26-year-old personality’s recent history. Last year, during a live stream, he said, “Down with the Jews! Free Palestine,” and claimed that “Every ‘conspiracy theory’ from the last century is just Israel.” This past Friday (June 13), Sneako said, “Israel is not compatible with Western civilization.” The streamer infamously sat next to Ye during his recent fiery interview with Piers Morgan that resulted in the Chicago producer walking out, and he has also been banned from Twitch for “extreme hateful conduct.” Mayor Eric Adams claimed that he did not intentionally sit with

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It seems like Yung Miami is focusing on her extracurriculars right now, as she recently announced she will be a Harvard student. Yung Miami still has her solo career following the City Girls breakup, but she's also developing as a businesswoman and content creator in other ventures. Recently, it seems like she soft-launched her foray into the streaming world with her very first Twitch livestream. In a short clip caught by Akademiks on Instagram, the former City Girl turned the camera on while out at what seems like a restaurant or bar. We don't get to see much with this clip, but it seems like it was a very casual session. She was seemingly on the phone with a friend while with other pals, and someone else made some comments about the stream itself. The Florida femcee apparently only had 27 followers on the platform at the time of the stream, and it's unclear how many people were watching. Elsewhere, other Yung Miami narratives continue to spread online in ways that have nothing to do with her career. But among these speculations, one of them stands out above the rest. Yung Miami Diddy Trial Of course, we're talking about the

Weslie Renae is remembering her stepdad on Father's Day. On Sunday, June 15, the 16-year-old shared an emotional tribute on her Instagram Stories as she honored her late stepdad Stephen 'tWitch' Boss on the summer holiday. Weslie posted a few throwback photos of herself and Boss, who died by suicide in 2022 at age 40, sharing a sweet message over the snaps. "Happy Father's day to my guardian angel 🩶," she wrote. "Forever your Ace. I miss you every day." In the sweet photos, Weslie can be seen wearing glasses and a baseball cap in one, posing next to her stepdad, who held up a peace sign. Another picture showed a younger Weslie wearing the same hat and a bowtie, smiling next to Boss. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.  Related Stories This past January, Weslie spoke out about her "irreplaceable" relationship with her late stepdad and addressed criticisms of her family after her mom Allison Holker received backlash after details from her memoir,  This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the