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Originally Published 4 months ago — by IGN
Araraura, a dedicated fan, ran the YouTube channel Daily Silksong News for over four years, posting 1,693 daily updates about Hollow Knight: Silksong, mostly no-news days, demonstrating remarkable commitment. He has now concluded the channel, sharing his experiences and gratitude with the community, and plans to enjoy the game in peace.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Business Insider
Tristan Ridley has been traveling the world as a full-time bikepacker for eight years, living on a budget of $6 a day. He turned his passion into a business by offering coaching services and growing a popular YouTube channel documenting his travels. Ridley's story reflects a trend of individuals turning their unique lifestyles into online businesses, including sailing, solo travel influencing, and long-distance cycling. As he continues his journey, Ridley's mindset towards travel has evolved, emphasizing slower travel, tougher routes, and companionship over simply visiting a certain number of countries.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Game developer Hideki Kamiya, known for creating Bayonetta, left PlatinumGames due to a difference in direction and beliefs. He opened a YouTube channel to interact with fans and plans to continue making games that reflect his own artistic vision. Kamiya expressed sadness about not being able to work with his former team but is excited about a joint interview with his mentor Shinji Mikami. While he currently has no projects lined up, Kamiya has a clear idea for his next game and aims to create games that clearly convey his authorship.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by POST Wrestling
Former WWE talent Rick Boogs claims that his release from the company was a result of a backstage political powerplay. Boogs, whose real name is Eric Bugenhagen, made the comment on his YouTube channel while discussing a gym tour. He hinted at sharing more details about the situation in the future. Boogs signed with WWE in 2017 and made his main roster debut in 2021 before suffering an injury.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
An antique dealer and YouTube sensation purchased a hoarder house for $7,500 and discovered over $300,000 worth of hidden treasures, including rare coins, fur coats, silver bars, gold and diamond rings, high-end designer items, vintage cutlery, and more. The initial auction brought in nearly $200,000, and the dealer expects to make another $100,000 as the house is emptied. The former owner, a music teacher, was bedridden for months after a car accident and continued to pursue her love for music. The dealer plans to keep the grand piano and open a café next to his antique shop.