Light the beam! Everything you need to know about Kings' unique victory celebration The details behind that giant purple laser beam the Kings fire up after every win ...

Residents in and around Houston report more sightings of strange beams of light shining in the night sky.

Social media users across the Southwest, including in Arizona, shared photos of a mysterious beam of light in the sky on the night of May 16.

The Kings’ victory beam went viral and is a marketing success. Twitter ate it up. Even non-NBA fans know about the chant and the purple light.

Logitech G has just announced a trio of products geared towards content creators: two new Yeti microphones and a beam light for streaming.

Like a lot of bands, Light Beams went dark during the pandemic. Behind the scenes, however, the guitar-less D.C. funk-punk trio were retooling their lineup and sound.

The beam is the brainchild of Kings president of business operations John Rinehart, and was inspired by the Los Angeles Angels ’ “Big A” sign in the parking lot of Angel Stadium in Anaheim.

San Francisco residents were left perplexed after a bright blue beam of light was seen shining from Grace Cathedral Tuesday night, stretching across Huntington Park to the Fairmont Hotel.

The beam itself is powered by four purple lasers that sit atop the entrance of the Golden 1 Center, the Kings home arena. Because of its placement, the beam illuminates Sacramento's skyline when lit.

Logitech has unveiled two new products aimed at creators, including one designed to help them look their best while streaming or recording videos. Litra Beam is a key light that has a three-way ...