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Ninja ditching Twitch for Microsoft's Mixer was a brilliant decision — here's why

Tyler "Ninja" Blevins is leaving more than 14 million fans behind for an exclusive deal with Mixer, but the timing couldn't be better.

The top 9 shows on Netflix and other streaming services this week

The most in-demand streaming shows this week include Netflix's "Money Heist," Amazon's "The Boys," and Hulu's "Veronica Mars" revival.

'Fast & Furious' spin-off 'Hobbs & Shaw' comes out on top of a competitive weekend at the box office

The first spin-off of the 'Fast & Furious' franchise had a strong start with a $180.8 million global opening.

Fan Bingbing appears to thank China for disappearing her for 4 months: 'It has made me calm down and think seriously'

The famous Chinese actress mysteriously disappeared from the public eye for four months last year when authorities investigated her for tax evasion.

Warriors star Klay Thompson reveals his favorite video games

Klay Thompson talked about his appreciation for "Call of Duty," his favorite "Rock Band" tracks, and his favorite teammate to squad up with online.

The movie 'Jaws' was inspired by a real shark: In 1916, New Jersey residents engaged in 'active warfare' with a shark that killed four people

In July 1916, a shark moved up the New Jersey coast, attacking and killing four people. The incidents later inspired the Hollywood blockbuster "Jaws."

These are the 20 best players in the NBA, according to 'NBA 2K20'

The creators of "NBA 2K20" revealed the game's top 20 players after a wild off-season that sent multiple superstars to new teams.

2020 candidates and local celebrities react to the deadly shooting in El Paso, Texas that killed at least 18 people on Saturday

On Saturday morning, a shooter opened fire inside a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, reportedly killing multiple people.

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