TwitchCon, the annual celebration of the streaming platform, returns October 17-19, 2025, in San Diego, California. This year marks the tenth anniversary of the event, but surprisingly, some of Twitch’s most popular creators won’t be there.
So, out with the “King,” and in with the punchier, sharper “Menace.” It wasn’t about abandoning tradition or throwing honor out the window-no, it was about redefining the message. A crisp, clean name that says, “Hey, we’re here for fun, not philosophy,” is just the ticket to grab attention in this fast-paced digital age. And isn’t that what we all want these days? A little less pomp, a lot more play.
It’s easy to see why dogs are considered humanity’s best companions – this heartwarming rescue story is quickly becoming popular online.
Okay, so Domino’s just dropped a huge update – their first big makeover in over ten years! They’ve got a whole new look – new colors, a fresh logo, even the uniforms the delivery drivers wear are different. They even created a new font, called ‘Domino’s Sans,’ for everything. It’s a total visual refresh, and as a gamer who orders a *lot* of pizza, I definitely noticed!
During MagicCon Atlanta, Wizards of the Coast revealed its plans for Magic: The Gathering, both for the near future and further ahead. They previewed almost all of the game’s 2026 expansions, including four sets created in partnership with other popular brands. They also announced a series of over a dozen limited-edition releases coming in October, featuring collaborations with Jaws, Furby, Iron Maiden, The Office, and several PlayStation games.
Someone asked Rosewater about players getting tired of Universes Beyond, the Magic: The Gathering sets that team up with other brands. He admitted he understands why some players aren’t thrilled with these crossovers, because he doesn’t always love some of Magic’s other popular choices either, particularly the Commander format.
During the convention on Saturday, a Furby was displayed on a small dance floor when a fan dressed as Kirby unexpectedly joined in for almost half an hour. Wizards of the Coast assured TopMob that this was a spontaneous moment – a fan simply decided to participate in the fun while wearing a Kirby costume.
James Gunn, the head of DC Studios, has already said David Corenswet, who will play Superman, won’t be in the season finale. However, Gunn did share some clues about a surprise cameo, suggesting it will be someone unexpected. With fans actively guessing who will make an appearance in *Peacemaker* Season 2, Gunn recently offered another hint before the finale airs.
The Bank of England (BOE), that old guardian of pounds and pence, is apparently having a change of heart-or perhaps just a change of mind, thanks to a chorus of critics louder than a flock of crows at dawn. 🦅 Their initial plan? To cap stablecoin holdings at a measly $26,695 (£20,000) for individuals and $13.4 million for businesses. But the crypto crowd wasn’t having it, clucking and fussing like hens in a coop. 🐔 Now, the BOE’s reportedly granting exemptions, lest the U.K.’s crypto firms fly the coop for greener pastures abroad. 🌱
Episode 200, titled “A Game of Inches,” hints at a disruptive patient causing problems at the hospital. Given this, and the fact that Nick Gehlfuss is returning to *Med* for the first time since his character, Will Halstead, found happiness with Natalie, it seems his return will be anything but quiet. His reappearance in the milestone 200th episode isn’t a coincidence – expect some drama!