South African singer Tyla's latest song, Breathe Me, has seemingly sent a shockwave to Twitch streamer Kai Cenat. It's no secret that he has a crush on the pop star and even expressed his romantic ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Kai Cenat's success as a streamer can hardly be overstated. Cenat's channel is now sitting at over 13 million followers, which puts him ...

This week, Tunisia's electoral commission confirmed only three candidates for the October 6 presidential election, including incumbent President Kais Saied and a detained candidate, disregarding ...

Carparazzo Ilias Abawi has recently spotted a 296 test mule so camouflaged that it's hard to determine what's actually hiding under all that wrap. On the other hand, the Prancing Horse is known to ...

Kai Cenat has hit back at Ninja after allegations he and IShowSpeed “did not want to win” their Minecraft marathon stream. The Twitch star and YouTuber teamed up to take on Minecraft in a ...

Although he was confirmed to be returning to the series, Kai has been forced to step down from the competition due to the small amount of female celebrities taking part. He will still take part in ...

Season 6, part 1 of Cobra Kai, has been out in the wild for a few weeks now, and we’re anxiously awaiting more episodes, but what can we expect from the next batch? Well, we’re still waiting for ...

Danniella shares Kai with her former boyfriend Robert Fernandez. She also has a daughter Jodie, 23, with her second husband Kevin Jenkins. In a series of photos shared to his Instagram ...

Tunisian President Kais Saied announced a major cabinet overhaul on Sunday August 25, appointing 19 new ministers, including those responsible for defense, foreign affairs, and the economy ...

Tunisian President Kais Saied on Sunday replaced various ministers, including from the foreign and defence portfolios, the Tunisian presidency said in a statement posted on Facebook without ...

Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Airport was legendary among pilots—who had to thread their way between high-rises to land—and passengers, who gripped their armrests and held their breath as they peered ...