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Alexander Volkanovski made his third defense of the featherweight title on Saturday against Brian Ortega in the UFC 266 main event. Volkanovski (23-1 MMA, 10-0 UFC) recorded his 20th consecutive career victory courtesy of a unanimous decision win over Ortega (15-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) in the pay-per-view headliner at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Check below for the top Twitter reactions to Volkanovski’s title defense over Ortega at UFC 266. I’d kick this volovski head off like it was a rugby ball I was kicking. 5’4! And full of muscle! Hahahahaha little fart he is. Not even a little fart. A shart haahahahaj jackass . — Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) September 26, 2021 The delay on Volkanovski’s right hand off an inside slip is a thing of beauty #UFC266 — Dan Tom (@DanTomMMA) September 26, 2021 This fight is giving off major "someone is going down soon" vibes thus far. Both men throwing bombs, some of which are landing. #UFC266 — Nolan King (@mma_kings) September 26, 2021 I dont think I'm seeing what the announcers are seeing — David Michaud (@bulldawg_170) September 26, 2021 Volkanovski – Ortega, the Champion is solid, always in position and balanced with legs. Ortega needs…

Twitter reacts to Valentina Shevchenko’s title defense vs. Lauren Murphy at UFC 266Valentina Shevchenko made the sixth defense of her women’s featherweight title on Saturday when she defeated Lauren Murphy in the UFC 266 co-main event.Shevchenko’s (22-3 MMA, 11-2 UFC) continued to rule her weight class with an iron fist as she delivered another dominant performance that ended in a fourth-round TKO of Murphy (15-5 MMA, 7-5 UFC) in the pay-per-view co-headliner at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.Check below for the top Twitter reactions to Shevchenko’s title defense against Murphy at UFC 266.MMA Junkiehttps://twitter.com/MMAjunkie/status/1441973736215773192Nick Kalikashttps://twitter.com/FightOdds/status/1441973679051587592UFChttps://twitter.com/ufc/status/1441974075124064258UFChttps://twitter.com/ufc/status/1441972819085205506UFChttps://twitter.com/ufc/status/1441974159832240144Sodiq Yusuffhttps://twitter.com/Super_Sodiq/status/1441974079540678658Kevin Iolehttps://twitter.com/KevinI/status/1441974199547924485Brendan Fitzgeraldhttps://twitter.com/BrendanFitzTV/status/1441974306859143176Aspen Laddhttps://twitter.com/TheAspenLadd/status/1441974726394474509Teddy Atlashttps://twitter.com/TeddyAtlasReal/status/1441974746070011904Ben Fowlkeshttps://twitter.com/benfowlkesMMA/status/1441974883081019392Ben Askrenhttps://twitter.com/Benaskren/status/1441975085359714311Dave Meltzerhttps://twitter.com/davemeltzerWON/status/1441975138216398850Nick Kalikashttps://twitter.com/FightOdds/status/1441975156956487681Dan Tomhttps://twitter.com/DanTomMMA/status/1441975406932856833Luke Thomashttps://twitter.com/lthomasnews/status/1441976436521275398E. Spencer Kytehttps://twitter.com/spencerkyte/status/1441976654352371719Nick Kalikashttps://twitter.com/FightOdds/status/1441976648736260098E. Casey Leydonhttps://twitter.com/ekc/status/1441976845075836928Teddy Atlashttps://twitter.com/TeddyAtlasReal/status/1441977120855494660Ryan Clarkhttps://twitter.com/Realrclark25/status/1441977162412609536Israel Adesanyahttps://twitter.com/stylebender/status/1441977567427260419Mike Rhodeshttps://twitter.com/TeamRocBiggie/status/1441977786076319746NIck Kalikashttps://twitter.com/FightOdds/status/1441978285794095105John Pollockhttps://twitter.com/iamjohnpollock/status/1441978429952471040Belal Muhammadhttps://twitter.com/bullyb170/status/1441978593928572928Caposahttps://twitter.com/Grabaka_Hitman/status/1441978936511156228Kay Hansenhttps://twitter.com/KayHansenMMA/status/1441979152538615818Matthew Wellshttps://twitter.com/MrMWells/status/1441979256293134336Andreas Halehttps://twitter.com/AndreasHale/status/1441979413323649027Mike Bohnhttps://twitter.com/MikeBohnMMA/status/1441979462615187460Danny Segurahttps://twitter.com/dannyseguratv/status/1441979626251710465Niko Pricehttps://twitter.com/Nikohybridprice/status/1441979653837578248Nolan Kinghttps://twitter.com/mma_kings/status/1441979686352003072Mike Jacksonhttps://twitter.com/TheTruthJackson/status/1441979884637655045UFChttps://twitter.com/ufc/status/1441979908880801795MMA Junkiehttps://twitter.com/MMAjunkie/status/1441979943651397644Michael Carrollhttps://twitter.com/MJCflipdascript/status/1441980051197763586Jed I Goodmanhttps://twitter.com/jedigoodman/status/144198053477989171511

File photo of Elon Musk and Grimes from AP. Screengrab of Tweet @ShounenChild. Elon Musk and Grimes are now 'semi-separated and Twitter is obsessed with custody of their son, X Æ A-Xii.News18.com Last Updated:September 25, 2021, 09:41 ISTFOLLOW US ON:‘What’s going to happen to X Æ A-Xii?’ seems to be everyone’s primary question. Tesla CEO and SpaceX boss and Singer and artist Grimes, who were in a partnership for the last three years have broken up. Musk confirmed to New York Post’s Page Six that his romantic relationship with the Canadian singer is over and they are now are “semi-separated.” What does ‘semi-separated’ imply? Musk clarified that they remain on good terms, she still lives at his house in California and they continue to raise their 1-year-old son together, reported AP.“It’s mostly that my work at SpaceX and Tesla requires me to be primarily in Texas or travelling overseas, and her work is primarily in LA,” Musk confirmed to the Post. “She’s staying with me now and Baby X is in the adjacent room.”While the celebrity couple’s relationship was dissected on Twitter following the news, the primary source of it remained X Æ A-Xii, their son who was born in…

The Twitter account for Amazon's hit animated series, Invincible, trolls fans by posting an unexpected Rick Roll video to hype up seasons 2 and 3. The PR team behind Amazon's hit animated series, Invincible, is having a blast trolling fans on Twitter. The series itself is based on the comic series of the same name, written by The Walking Dead creator, Robert Kirkman. In a similar vein to Marvel's Spider-Man comics, Invincible follows the story of a high schooler named Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) as he juggles his high school life with his secret life as the titular superhero, Invincible. However, unlike (most iterations of) Spider-Man, Invincible is unique in that it uses the bright colors and costumes typically associated with superheroes to mask a gory and violent underlying narrative. While Invincible shares many superficial similarities with Amazon's other gritty superhero series The Boys, the former sets itself apart from the latter by retaining an optimistic tone bolstered by genuinely heartwarming relationships between Mark and the show's various secondary cast – most notably, with his Superman-esque father, Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons). Invincible doesn't ever eschew violence, but it does make sure to return to its hopeful roots by the time the dust settles. The formula proved to be enough of a hit for Amazon to renew the series for seasons…

This image is from the official trailer for “Chicago Party Aunt,” produced by Netflix. Who doesn’t have a rowdy, inappropriate, booze-loving relative? You know, the one who drinks a little too much at holiday dinners and overshares about their sex life? On the off chance that your family lacks this chaotic member, Netflix’s new show “Chicago Party Aunt” is more than willing to help you fill that void.  “Chicago Party Aunt” originally started in 2016 as a Twitter account that published jokes about a specific type of Chicago woman. She’s loud, inappropriate and quite the partier. Now, the idea has been turned into a show whose main character, Diane Dunbrowski (Lauren Ash, “Superstore”), epitomizes the archetype of the Chicago Party Aunt. If it’s not already clear, she is an aunt who lives in Chicago and loves to party. In the series’s pilot, the audience is introduced to Diane. Her bejeweled jeans, spiky hair and boisterous personality, paired with a heavy drinking habit, give her more in common with a college student than your typical sitcom aunt. Thus, it’s no shock that her life is almost always in shambles. Over the course of the first episode, she is fired from her…

When I began looking around for other articles related to my pitch for my column this week, I was honestly shocked at how little media coverage has been afforded to the decline of internet forums. The death of the webforum is not in doubt — a February 2020 piece in tech publication Engadget, for instance, attests that it is happening — but outside of that article most mention of the phenomenon is limited to websites like Quora and Reddit. It is a shame that this ongoing phenomenon has received so little attention, because internet forums were an enjoyable and unique way to discuss topics on the internet. They were the bedrock of so many subcultures, especially gaming ones, and I was part of many of these groups. Yvonne Tang / DFP Staff Being 19 years old, the older end of “Generation Z,” there were only a few years in my life where webforums were still alive but I was old enough to write coherent posts for them by myself. This window of time, the early 2010s, was also when I began to really fall in love with video games and play them competitively. The first game that I dedicated myself…

This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. "We took action on the account referenced in error. This has been reversed, and access to the account has been reinstated," Twitter spokesperson says. Author of the article: Postmedia News Jan. 20, 1972 – Georgia Straight staff Mason Dixon (left) and Ken Lester (centre) meet with publisher Dan McLeod in this 1972 archive photo. Photo by Gord Croucher /PNG Article content Twitter has admitted it made a mistake on Tuesday when it suspended two Twitter accounts associated with Vancouver publication Georgia Straight. The account suspensions were noted quickly online, leading to speculation about the cause. Twitter famously suspended former U.S. President Donald Trump’s account and suspends accounts only for serious violations of its rules. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content The Georgia Straight’s primary account @georgiastraight has 147,000 followers, while its secondary news account @straightnews has 12,300 followers. A request for comment from Georgia Straight editor Charlie Smith was not returned. However, on Wednesday Twitter spokesperson Cam Gordon issued the following statement. “We took action on the account referenced in error. This has been reversed, and access to the account has been…

Suzie Bewley wanted PG&E's CEO to know how her granddaughter died. CEO Patti Poppe blocked her. SACRAMENTO, Calif — When she took over as CEO of PG&E this year, Patti Poppe quickly promoted the “theme” she uses to brand her approach as an executive: “leading with love.” As a survivor of a wildfire blamed on PG&E power lines, Suzie Bewley isn’t feeling that love. After tweeting Poppe a family photo and details of how her granddaughter and daughter-in-law died in last year’s Zogg Fire, Bewley got a response she didn’t see coming. “She blocked me,” Bewley said. “Patti Poppe blocked me.” Poppe did not respond to email and Twitter messages asking why she blocked Bewley and how that action squares with her promise to "lead with love." Bewley says she took care not to use harsh or vulgar language when she responded to Poppe’s Sept. 1 tweet touting that PG&E had installed more weather stations since 2018 as part of the company’s plan to “make it right and make it safe” in wildfire country. 8-year-old Feyla McLeod burned to death last year in a pickup truck driven by her mother Alaina Rowe McLeod. The mother and child were trying to…

BTS Hyundai If the internet has taught us anything in the last five years it is this: You don't mess with BTS and you definitely don't mess with the BTS army.The latest person to learn this universal truth: James Corden. Get the CNET Culture newsletter Explore movies, games, superheroes and more with CNET Culture. Delivered Tuesdays and Fridays. For context, BTS, the South Korean super group with one of the most hardcore fanbases in history, took centre stage at the UN recently as a special envoy for South Korean President Moon Jae-in. They made a speech highlighting issues of climate change and vaccine hesitancy. They also performed. Why BTS? Well the numbers speak for themselves: Six million people watched the YouTube video of the speech and song in just five hours.And that's where James Corden comes in.James Corden has long been a friend of BTS, inviting them on his show constantly to the point where BTS fans call him "Papa Mochi" because of his relationship with Jimin (who is nicknamed Mochi). But now there's trouble in paradise. The problem? A series of jokes made by Corden about BTS' recent trip to the UN. On The Late Late Show, Corden very…

The vintage Pepsi ad features Bollywood star Aamir Khan, Mahima Chaudhry and even a glimpse of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. (Credits: Twitter/@Joydas)In the ad, a fresh-faced Aamir can be seen vying for the attention of Mahima, going to great lengths to procure a bottle of Pepsi.News18.com Last Updated:September 22, 2021, 08:00 ISTFOLLOW US ON:Thanks to social media, many things that would’ve probably rotten away in the corridors of oblivion, are suddenly “brought back" to the fore. Latest to this list is a vintage Pepsi ad featuring Bollywood star Aamir Khan, Mahima Chaudhry and even a glimpse of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. In the ad, a fresh-faced Aamir can be seen vying for the attention of Mahima, going to great lengths to procure a bottle of the soft drink for her. It brought back a lot of bottled memories for Twitter users, who flooded the post on the microblogging platform with their memories of the 90s and childhood in general. “Only 90’s Kids will remember this iconic Pepsi Ad featuring Aamir Khan, Mahima Chaudhry and Aishwarya Rai," the Twitter user who shared the ad wrote.https://twitter.com/Joydas/status/1439307331716534278?s=08“I’m 90s kid n this is new for me," one user responded, while another quipped, “So many people died…