Facebook is really, really sorry. CEO Mark Zuckerberg even said so, and to the U.S. Congress and the EU Parliament at that. He must really feel sorry. And he's also spending $32 million in media to say it, too.
The so-called "queen of shitty robots" is on the mend. Simone Giertz, whose engineering and robotics videos have brought more than 1.1 million subscribers to her YouTube channel, shared a photo of her brand-new scar after undergoing successful surgery to remove a noncancerous tumor on her brain.
Hulu has unveiled the ensemble cast of budding actors and social media stars set to headline Light As A Feather — a tween horror series that was conceived on Wattpad by the writer Zoe Aarsen, and which is being adapted into a television series by AwesomenessTV.
In recent weeks, a foul-mouthed and screechily boastful nine-year-old named Lil Tay has taken social media by storm, with head-scratching videos in which she tosses around stacks of cash, cruises around in expensive sports cars, and curses about her wealth — alongside the likes of YouTube bad-boy Jake Paul.
Rose Ellen Dix and Rosie Spaughton are setting themselves up for a busy autumn. The British couple, whose videos have brought more than 763,000 subscribers to their Rose and Rosie YouTube channel, recently released a vlog in which they made three related announcements.
Pride Month is not even a week old, but YouTube has already been the subject of two controversies related to its LGBTQ+ community. Just days after creator Chase Ross called the video site out for apparently demonetizing videos with the word "transgender" in their titles, several videomakers — including Ross — have cried foul over anti-LGBTQ+ spots that have appeared as pre-roll advertisements ahead of their videos.
After the UK's top YouTube supergroup emerged victorious in its latest charity soccer match, it shared a trailer for its upcoming YouTube Premium series.
Soccer trickster duo the F2 Freestylers have recruited an illustrious cast of celebrity guests for their original YouTube series, on which they will travel the globe to explore different styles of play.
YouTube is coming out in full force for this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), a trade show that marks one of the gaming industry's biggest annual gatherings. This year, YouTube is planning eight hours of live programming on both June 10 and June 11 with appearances from the platform's biggest gaming stars, including Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins, Ali-A, AngryJoe, Boogie2988, iJustine, MatPat, TypicalGamer, and Vikkstar.
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