The Buddy system in Pokemon Go lets you take your favorite Pokemon out and play with them out in the world! As you earn Hearts to level them up, you’ll earn various rewards as they slowly become your Best Buddy.
There are different levels of friendship with your Buddy as you earn Hearts in the game, ranging from Good Buddy to Best Buddy. The bonus rewards given out are super helpful to trainers and are based on this overall level.
Twitch has been rolling out 2020 recaps for both viewers and streamers, letting you see who you watched the most, and if you streamed, how many total viewers you racked up. So, here’s how you can get ahold of yours.
Over the last few years, services like Spotify and Apple Music have started to give users a recap of their year – showing off who they listened to, how many hours they spent on the app, and also adding a few recommendations for the following year.
Kanye West and Drake surprised the hip hop world when they announced that they would be performing a live benefit concert together, despite their long-running beef — and it’s all going to be live on Twitch.
Drake and Kanye are performing at the #FreeLarryHoover benefit concert in December at Los Angeles’ Coliseum to bring awareness as they advocate for the release of the Gangster Disciples co-founder currently serving multiple life sentences in federal prison.
Rumors have been circulating for some time now that fan-favorite Harry Potter character Rubeus Hagrid could appear in the next Fantastic Beasts film. Now, star Dan Fogler has offered a theory on how he thinks Hagrid could be included.
Fogler is better known as Jacob Kowalski in the Harry Potter universe, a lovable Muggle (or No-Maj, for our American witches and wizards) that accidentally fell into the magical world when he befriended magizoologist Newt Scamander.
Joe Rogan is using his ongoing Spotify controversy in a new comedy routine, poking fun at critics accusing him of spreading “misinformation” on his podcast.
UFC commentator and podcast host Joe Rogan has come under fire recently for his controversial takes on the global health crisis along with accusations of racism.
While defenders of Joe have argued that his remarks were fine contextually, Rogan himself agreed to remove over 70 episodes of his show from Spotify.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive veteran Jordan ‘n0thing’ Gilbert teased a comeback of the legendary Cloud9 squad that led the way for North America in the early days of CS:GO.
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Gilbert is one of the most experienced Counter-Strike players in the world, having played the game competitively since 2007. In 2014 he joined Cloud9’s CS:GO squad, and was part of the team that would go on to be the best representative of North America in 2015.
TikTok user Lucydasshh has gone viral after exposing her boyfriend for allegedly cheating on her, and filming the confrontation with them and the girl that he’s been messaging.
Now more than ever, when someone has a crazy story that they want to share with the world, they’ll often first go to TikTok to share a short video about their experience.
That was the case for hairstylist Lucy who goes by the username Lucydasshh on the app.
Twitch streamers are often sent some questionable DMs by viewers around the world, unfortunately, this content creator accidentally had her mom as the recipient this time around.
Unfortunately, Twitch streamers are often subject to a great deal of bizarre messages from complete strangers online. While some turn the spotlight around and expose creepy viewers, others opt to ignore everything that comes their way in hopes that the peculiar DMs might eventually subside.
Popular YouTuber, model, and Facebook Gaming streamer Corinna Kopf was slammed by a critic for allegedly receiving plastic surgery — but she wasn’t shy about setting the record straight.
Corinna Kopf is no stranger to receiving heat online, after going public with ex-boyfriend and Fortnite pro Turner “Tfue” Tenney in early 2019.
While the two havesince parted ways (or have they? It’s complicated), that isn’t stopping critics from dogging her every post with unwarranted vitriol, especially in wake of her exclusive streaming deal with Facebook Gaming.
Destiny’s Twitch broadcast quickly turned awkward after his friend called streamer Esfand “fat.” The 32-year-old wasn’t having it and defended the OTK co-founder.
During his December 4 Twitch broadcast, Steven ‘Destiny‘ Bonnell became stunned when a streamer visiting him called Esfand “fat” in front of his viewers.
The 32-year old quickly hit back and defended the One True King org founder by explaining why he is one of the nicest personalities on the streaming platform.