An idea is floating around the GTA Online community of bringing gigantic, luxury blimps to Los Santos, which would give people an entirely new way of passing the time in the game. As it stands, blimps aren’t the most exciting thing in GTAO. Buying one should set you back about $1.2 mil or so, and you only have a few variants to mix up the look. While that’s fine, some people think that there’s a missed opportunity here for luxury living, seeing as people can explore the depths of the waters in style or function with the yacht and submarines.

Swedish YouTuber PewDiePie might have made several startling comebacks to retake his position at number one on the YouTube rankings, but it looks as if T-Series is now the one storming towards the 100 million subscribers mark. [ad name=”article1″] There have been some big shifts in the sub counts of these two colossal channels in March and April. At one point, T-Series reached a lead of 100,000 and many mainstream media outlets wrote PewDiePie off right then and there, only for him to steer 400,000 clear soon after.

NAVI star Oleksandr ‘s1mple’ Kostyliev has claimed he and others warned now former teammate Kirill ‘Boombl4’ Mikhailov about his situation before he was released from the team. S1mple is one of the best CSGO players of all time, but his NAVI squad faces some hurdles going forward after parting ways with Boombl4. Initially, there was only speculation as to why the entry fragger had been let go. However, it quickly became apparent that drama surrounding his divorce was the reason for the split.

Another round of Twitch Rivals Warzone action is now in the books as this time, it was the Duo of SuperEvan & DiazBiffle that closed out the overall win in the $75,000 tournament. SuperEvan & DiazBiffle finish first and take out $15,000 prize. Team Frozone & Team Knight round out the Top 3. Shroud made his Warzone return, teaming with HusKerrs. In a month absolutely loaded with high-stakes Warzone events, Twitch closed things out with a bang as another $75K was on the line through the latest Twitch Rivals event.

It often seems like the entirety of TikTok content comes out of creator houses based in Los Angeles like the Hype House, Sway House, or Clubhouse. It’s important to remember that with the app comes an infinite amount of creativity and from many different locations around the world. Here, we’ve broken down a list of five TikTokers based in the UK who you may not have heard of, but you definitely should be watching.

On February 22, 2022, reports began to emerge that Call of Duty would not release a new installment in 2023, breaking the annual cycle that has existed for almost two decades. Despite popular sentiment, this could turn out to be a disaster for the franchise. Call of Duty has been on an annual release cycle ever since Call of Duty 2 was released in 2005. Since then, it has gone on to be one of the best-selling titles of each year, if not *the* best-selling title.

Twitch star Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa has revealed how much money she is making through gas stations and other investments as she looks to retire from OnlyFans. Amouranth has become one of the internet’s content queens, boasting millions of followers across multiple platforms including Twitter, Instagram, Twitch and YouTube. As such, she’s been able to amass quite the fortune. Back in April, Siragusa claimed she was pulling in nearly $1.5M every month thanks to OnlyFans alone and has been using that profit to buy gas stations, a 7-Eleven, and plenty of stock.

Former Vine star Patrick Perkins has cleared up a myth about an iconic meme years after it first took the internet by storm. While Vine shuffled its mortal coil in 2016, many of its biggest stars have carried on with short-form comedy on YouTube and now TikTok, including Lele Pons, Liza Koshy, and David Dobrik. Even now, these short clip compilations still get millions of views on YouTube, and there are still multiple Instagram and Twitter accounts dedicated to them.

Another mysterious countdown has appeared at Corny Complex in Fortnite Season 7, and it seems to be leading up to a huge live finale event that’s called Operation Sky Fire. Aside from the endless pop culture crossovers, Epic’s hit battle royale Fortnite is arguably best known for its show-stopping live events, which have featured everything from an Ariana Grande concert to a battle against Marvel villain Galactus. Now, it looks like there’s another major event on the way.

Sword and Shield are both out now, and the two games bring a major quality of life change that allows Pokemon to still evolve, even if they are at level 100. For whatever reason, if you have your hands on a level 100 Pokemon that still hasn’t evolved to its next form, you can now evolve them in Sword and Shield. In the past entries, you’d be out of luck trying to evolve a level 100 Pokemon without the use of a Stone, but now, you won’t have that problem.