Twitch Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

Twitch has announced a new code of conduct, aimed at eliminating harassment of streamers and viewers.The new policy covers behaviour, language, and symbols, and will go into effect from January 22, 2021. Twitch also specified in the policy that “no exceptions will be made for public figures.”DDoS attacks, hacking, doxxing, or swatting, are now explicitly prohibited.

Fortnite and Minecraft streamer was banned from Twitch with no apparent warning. This marks the latest in a long string of bans related to DMCA violations.Read More: Twitch confirms digital GlitchCon event for November“Cizzorz” had over 1.5million followers on the platform prior to being scrubbed from Twitch.

Animal Crossing.“Biden Island,” as the promotional site built by his campaign is called, features trains, lots of dogs, and a red, white and blue garden outside its own “White House,” Gamespot.com reports.There is even a suited, aviator glasses-wearing Joe Biden wandering around the place, telling visitors “No malarky” if they try to interact.  The island also includes a wide range of Biden/Harris merchandise for players to acquire.“The Joe Biden campaign put some serious work into its island,”

Queerantine has opened a unique conduit of connection for its growing community of fans.

The Ellen Degeneres Show star Stephen ‘Twitch’ Boss has spoken out about allegations against the TV host.Ellen has come under fire over numerous allegations of a “toxic” work environment from former employees, and recently released a statement, admitting she was “sorry” about the alleged incidents.While the comic has said little more on the matter, Boss, who has been the DJ on the talk show since 2014, told US Weekly that he legally couldn’t say much on the matter, but confirmed he is still

Amazon has dropped the Twitch name from its subscription offering as the tech giant focuses on growing the Prime brand.

Enjoyed his content from afar these past years. I can't believe what happened.

known as Blue, confirmed his death, reportedly by suicide, on Thursday.Byron’s reps didn’t respond to a request for comment.His Twitter feed early Thursday morning included troubling messages that his fans responded to with concern.In January, he shared in a YouTube video that his brother died by suicide, but said that he was improving since then. “I am actually day-to-day happy,” he said in the video.

The big kahuna among this weekend’s music live-streams is a half-day marathon Saturday being put on by Twitch.

Stars including Ellie Goulding, John Legend and Rita Ora are among the stars who will take part in a charity live stream for the response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Diplo, Barry Gibb, Ryan Tedder, Lauv, Charlie Puth, Die Antwoord, and many more have joined Twitch Stream Aid, a 12-hour charity stream kicking off this Saturday, March 28 at 9:00 AM PST on twitch.tv/twitch co-presented with Amazon Music. The livestream will benefit the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization. (See the full lineup in the poster below.)