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“Extra’s” Katie Krause spoke with Stephen “tWitch” Boss about bidding farewell to “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”. “Man, that final week is gonna be lots of ugly crying,” tWitch said. He noted that the emotions have come “In spurts here and there,” especially when video...

Need a reprieve from the noise of the world? Tap into Kaelena and watch this self-prescribed "comfy, cozy" streamer guide you toward enlightenment and a life of purpose. Fundraising is the name of this game, and charity streaming has become the lifeblood for this social worker turned streamer who's hoping her unique brand of compassionate relaxation can transform the gaming world one stream at a time. Kaelena, who has asked to keep her identity anonymous, is blending her passion for gaming with a deeper desire to help the world.

JoJo Siwa is feeling lucky in love. The dancer spoke to ET about rekindling her romance with Kylie Prew and joining the judging panel for season 17 of So You Think You Can Dance. "I am in a relationship and I’m very happy and very lucky to be loved. It's...

New York Attorney General Letitia James will investigate several social media platforms for their connections to the shooting that rocked Buffalo on Saturday.

Social media platforms still can’t stop mass shooting videos from going viral.

After the tragic Buffalo supermarket shooting on May 14, a spotlight was placed on the 18-year-old suspect's internet presence. Shockingly, the shooter allegedly used multiple social media platforms to plan and display the attack. Specifically, the suspect reportedly detailed his plans numerous times through a Discord server, on which the suspect used the words "gun," "attack," and "shoot" hundreds of times between November and May 14 (per Bloomberg). This unsurprisingly raised criticism against Discord, with many believing the social media platform has a duty to identify these types of messages and take preemptive action.

The New York attorney general, Letitia James, has announced Twitch and Discord will be investigated for the role they played in the recent racially-motivated mass shooting in Buffalo. Last night (May 19) James announced the investigation saying that both social media platforms will be individually evaluated, as well as the...

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Wednesday that her office has launched an investigation into Twitch, Discord, 4chan, 8kun (previously 8chan), and other web and social media platforms in response to the racist attack in Buffalo, New York. The investigation will focus on “platforms that may have been used to stream, promote, or plan the event.”

The gamer streaming platform has stated that it has a "zero tolerance policy against violence of any kind" after the mass shooting at Tops grocery in Buffalo was livestreamed to its users. Saturday’s racially motivated mass shooting inside a Buffalo, NY grocery store, resulting in the tragic deaths of 10...