FaZe Clan's top earner in 2025 is YouTuber FaZe Rug, boasting a $16.6 million net worth. Esports stars like FaZe broky, karrigan, and ropz also secure significant tournament winnings. The team celebrated a major $1 million victory at the Six Invitational, reinforcing their dominance while focusing on new talent and community safety.
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Twitch streamers Nina Lin and Zoe Spencer have had their channels suspended after an old livestream resurfaced, showing them twerking on a visibly uncomfortable FaZe Silky's assistant, Said. Lin apologized, admitting she was wrong and that Said was clearly hurt, but faced backlash for the delayed response. Viewers are demanding fair treatment and accountability from Twitch.
An Indian-origin woman, Aleena Asif, was tragically killed in her Long Island reidence by her estranged husband, Asif Qureshi, who attacked her with a chemical substance after stalking her. Qureshi, who pleaded not guilty, had a history of domestic incidents. The couple shared three children, and Aleena had previously sought law enforcement's help due to threats.
US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra confronted Ontario’s trade representative, David Paterson, with an expletive-laden tirade at Ottawa’s Canadian American Business Council event, angered by the province’s anti-tariff ad campaign. The incident, witnessed by multiple officials, escalated tensions in Canada-US trade negotiations, which remain stalled. Premier Doug Ford urged Hoekstra to apologise, highlighting the personal and diplomatic strains affecting bilateral relations
Popular streamer QTCinderella issued a heartfelt apology to the queer community and people of color following accusations of homophobia and racism. She expressed deep regret for her careless words during a recent livestream, acknowledging their hurtful impact. Additionally, she clarified a legal threat regarding a reuploaded music stream, citing concerns over unreleased songs.
Gaza's new technocratic board will be led by prominent civil society figure Amjad Al-Shawa, a choice reportedly backed by both Hamas and the Palestinian Authority. Al-Shawa, a human rights activist, has a history of mediating critical issues and advocating for Gaza's needs. Hamas, however, retains security control for now.
Dubai is transforming Halloween into a high-fashion spectacle, blending luxury with fantasy. Rooftop parties, masquerade dinners, and influencer-hosted events are now curated experiences focused on style and social media. This evolution showcases Dubai's status as a global influencer hub, reinventing the holiday beyond costumes and candy into a lifestyle showcase.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is set to begin a five-year prison sentence at Paris' La Sante prison on Tuesday for criminal conspiracy. Convicted in a scheme to finance his 2007 election campaign with Libyan funds, Sarkozy maintains his innocence. He anticipates solitary confinement or placement in the prison's "vulnerable" inmate section.
J.K. Rowling sparked controversy by criticizing Glamour UK's "Women of the Year" feature celebrating nine transgender women. She claimed the magazine now tells girls "that men are better women than they are." The post divided social media, with some supporting her stance and others accusing her of fueling hostility towards the trans community.
Jen Psaki, now an MSNBC host, sparked controversy by joking about Vice President JD Vance and his wife on a podcast, questioning Vance's ambition and suggesting his wife might need saving. Critics condemned the remarks as "disgusting" and "vile," contrasting them with feminist principles. This follows earlier clashes between Psaki and Vance on issues like school shootings and political authenticity.