The streamer was interviewing R&B artist Steve Lacy about the movie and got a ‘gigaviral’ moment spoiling one of the big twists

The writer provided an intimate update on his life

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Long before he became one of Hollywood’s most bankable action stars, leading franchises like Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World, Chris Pratt was best known as the lovable idiot from Parks and Recreation. Andy Dwyer was initially conceived of as a supporting character whose accident brought Ann Perkins (Rashida Jones) into Leslie Knope’s (Amy Poehler) orbit, establishing the friendship at the heart of the series. But Pratt proved so effortlessly funny and likable that Andy evolved from Ann’s slacker boyfriend into one of the show’s central characters. Even Andy’s eventual relationship with April Ludgate (Aubrey Plaza) developed organically thanks to the actors’ chemistry.

Eighteen-year-old Michael Major wasn't expecting his silly game idea to blow up on Steam earlier this year. He had already published a variation of the same concept a couple of days prior, and that title didn't really find an audience. But when Major logged in to see how his new PC game was doing, he couldn't believe the numbers on his screen.

Baldur's Gate 3 just turned three years old, and developer Larian Studios celebrated by sharing a new batch of player statistics on social media. While none are as outrageous as last year's batch, when we learned 250,000 players gave Withers big naturals, they still offer interesting insights into player behavior, like how often Alfira winds up dead. Poor bard!