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Kai Cenat is a defining creator of modern livestream culture. He’s Twitch’s biggest streamer, with millions of followers and an influence that extends far beyond just one channel. That includes TONE, the personal care brand on Shopify he co-founded alongside members of the AMP Creator Collective.
K-pop boy band BTS’ J-Hope poses during his private “Jack in the Box” listening party at HYBE Labels’ headquarters in Yongsan District, central Seoul, in 2022. Courtesy of BigHit Music
Inspired by real-life martial artists, TaoLu is a fun spin on the fitness genre that gives players a virtual practice dummy on which to unleash their moves.
Once upon a time, DC Comics was the first name people thought of when they thought of superheroes. Sure, Spider-Man was popular, but when most people thought of costumed do-gooders, they thought of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and the Justice League. A big part of that was the cartoon SuperFriends. This Saturday morning classic brought…
Dubai: Not too long ago, politicians fought for votes with rousing speeches, newspaper interviews and carefully choreographed campaign rallies. Today, they’re just as likely to drop a Reel with a trending soundtrack, collaborate with content creators or walk off stage to a Bollywood banger.
If there were any questions about whether Martha Stewart planned to slow down at 85, she answered them from a hot tub.
Coca-Cola is expanding its collaboration with global music star V by transforming its “Coke Time Ka Muna!” campaign into an offline collectible experience for fans in the Philippines. Rather than ending with the commercial launch, the brand has introduced a retail promotion that rewards consumers with exclusive merchandise inspired by the campaign.
Jeff Hardy’s famous Swanton Bomb wrestling move has been given a high-design coffee table upgrade — and you can take one home.
After helping headline one of the year’s biggest movie events, Lupita Nyong’o is making news for something a little closer to home.
Throughout the years, Green Day has been known to go above and beyond to promote new releases. They’ve done it once again, this time on top of an ice cream truck to promote a new coming-of-age comedy film that features the band.