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Aprilynne Alter set herself a deadline. One year. She was going to give herself one year to figure out her future.

As a kid, she’d wanted to be a writer, but when it came time to pick her college profession, she went with hospitality operations. During college, she started working with Vc-backed startups, and after graduation ended up in finance on Wall Street.

Her job was the start of a solid career, but she could feel it: Something wasn’t right. She needed to do something different. Something more.

So, in 2021, she quit. One year–and if things didn’t work out, she’d go back to hustling at startups.

During that one year, she tried launching her own startup, and while listening to podcasts about productivity and biz dev, she came across an episode that featured doctor-turned-YouTuber Ali Abdaal, who has 6.4 million subscribers and makes his living with...

Rebecca Zamolo is using her influential position to advocate for expecting mothers. The family-oriented creator, who reaches more than 18 million subscribers on her namesake YouTube channel, has announced a new lifestyle brand called Molo.

Molo, which stands for “mother’s love,” is designed to serve as a resource for women who are embarking on the path to motherhood, no matter which stage of the process they’re at. The venture includes a platform where users will be able to share their personal stories, a space where women can research topics like reproductive biology and fertility, and information provided by fertility experts, Ob-GYNs, and nutritionists.

Beyond its community-oriented hub, the Molo brand also extends to a line of fertility wellness powders that will be available through Walmart. “Molo is all about helping women prioritize their health and feel hopeful, whether they’re starting their fertility journey or preparing for motherhood,” Zamolo told Tubefilter.

Each week, we here at Tubefilter track every sponsored video posted on YouTube. We see prolific sponsors like NordVPN and Factor, which often pay dozens of creators per week to blast info about their products to audiences of thousands of people across different niches.

But increasingly, our weekly brand report data also shows us long-term, ongoing partnerships between creators and brands. Science channel Kurzgesagt–In a Nutshell, for example, has been frequently sponsored by online education company Brilliant for over a year now. Across the digital pond, Linus Tech Tips has an ongoing deal with device case producer dbrand.

And, according to Spotter‘s recent creator-fronted upfront, this is indicative of exactly what career YouTubers are looking for: long-lasting partnerships with brands. Especially brands that are willing to put their money into more than just videos.

Chad Coleman, Chief Brand Officer at Dude Perfect, spoke about this onstage during Spotter’s event.

Make room, YouTube. There’s a new creator-focused Upfront in town.

The content industry has gotten used to seeing YouTube at the Television Upfronts, where it uses its annual advertiser presentation, Brandcast, to tell marketers why they should buy ads against its vast trove of creator-generated content. Now Spotter has joined the fray, too, with its own event before Upfronts season officially begins. The creator services and catalog licensing company hosted its own Upfront at The Glasshouse in New York City tonight, bringing together 150 creator industry and marketing executives to hear what Spotter-partnered creators are up to.

Featured creators included some of YouTube’s top makers and execs from their companies: MrBeast, Dude Perfect, Kinigra Deon, Ryan Trahan, Rebecca Zamolo, Jordan Matter, The Try Guys, Sam & Colby, Pierson, Drew Binsky, Airrack, The Royalty Family, and Michelle Khare all took the stage to talk about upcoming projects.

As Spotter President Nic Paul put it,...

For years, YouTube has hosted its own upfront presentation, dubbed Brandcast, where creators help the Alphabet-owned video platform woo Madison Avenue and compete with traditional media for ad dollars.

But for the first time ever on Thursday, many of the big names who have found success on the platform over the last 20 years are peeling back the curtain for marketers and advertisers on how audiences are engaging with them.

The invite-only event, dubbed Spotter Showcase, will be hosted by YouTube creators and podcasters Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry and headlined by special guests including MrBeast, Dude Perfect, Kinigra Deon, Ryan Trahan, Rebecca Zamolo and Jordan Matter. Together, Spotter’s roster of creators generated over 77 billion minutes watched in the U.S. by adults ages 18 to 49 in 2024.

“These creators are like the networks of today delivering the hit TV shows of today,” Spotter president Nic Paul told TheWrap. “This is really about one-to-one communication,...

MrBeast, Dude Perfect and other top YouTube creators are teaming up with Spotter to launch their own upfront event on March 27 in an effort to lure advertising dollars away from traditional TV.

Spotter Showcase will offer an inside look at their content calendars, formats, tentpole series, audience data and upcoming ideas. Other creators appearing during the invite-only event include Kinigra Deon, Ryan Trahan, Rebecca Zamolo and Jordan Matter. Conversations will be led by Colin & Samir, who are also producing the event alongside the Spotter team.

More than 150 top chief marketing officers and marketers are expected to be in attendance for the New York event. Together, the showcase’s roster of creators had over 77 billion minuted watched in the U.S. by adults ages 18 to 49 in 2024.

“Creators are not just making videos, they’re building modern media networks,” Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry said. “YouTube channels are becoming home to hit series,...

YouTube’s annual Brandcast event for advertisers presents top creators as vehicles for commercial messages. This year, the growth of the sector has enabled MrBeast, Dude Perfect and other top-tier creators to get a spotlight for marketers independent from and in addition to YouTube’s event.

Spotter Showcase, named after creator-focused tech and licensing firm Spotter, will be held in New York City on March 27. About 150 marketing and advertising execs are expected to attend. Confirmed to participate are MrBeast, Dude Perfect, Kinigra Deon, Ryan Trahan, Rebecca Zamolo, Jordan Matter, and other creators who have often been featured in the past during Brandcast. Conversations will be led by fellow YouTubers Colin & Samir, who are also producing the event alongside Spotter.

YouTube and Spotter work closely together, so the new event isn’t a direct competitor of Brandcast – an increase in advertising on YouTube is the shared goal of both events. But...

There’s a new event putting a digital twist on the traditional upfront model. Creators like Colin & Samir, MrBeast, Rebecca Zamolo, Kinigra Deon, Dude Perfect, Ryan Trahan, and Jordan Matter will pitch their work to brands and agencies at an event put on by creator economy company Spotter.

The event, titled the Spotter Showcase, will take place in New York City on March 27. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the invite list includes CMOs from more than 150 major brands. Attendees will be treated to a typical slate of upfront presentations. Creators will tease their upcoming projects and give advertisers the chance to buy up inventory on those shows.

If that sounds familiar, it’s because the NewFronts — the original digital offshoot of the upfronts — has employed a similar model across more than a decade of annual pitchfests. The NewFronts once featured dozens of high-profile presenters, who shared previews of polished, high-quality shows led by YouTube stars.

A number of major YouTube creators will host their own upfront-style event later this month in a bid to lure marketing dollars from traditional TV to creator-driven content. MrBeast, Dude Perfect, Ryan Trahan, Kinigra Deon, Rebecca Zamolo, Jordan Matter, and Colin & Samir are confirmed to participate.

The creator-focused firm Spotter is behind the event, which is called the Spotter Showcase, and will be held in New York on March 27.

Colin & Samir will lead conversations with creators and will also produce the event alongside Spotter. More than 150 CMOs of major brands are expected to attend, alongside other creators.

Perhaps most notably, the creators will also pull back the curtain for the first time, unveiling content slates (which would allow brands to buy in early), audience data and other new information.

Or, as Spotter says, the creators, “will share their content calendars, formats, tentpole series, audience data, and upcoming ideas.”

“For decades,...

Each week, millions of YouTube Shorts viewers experience Justin Flom‘s boundless creativity. The magician’s perspective tricks and clever pranks have helped him attract more than 26 million subscribers on his personal YouTube channel.

Now, Flom is giving his fans the tools they need to get started on their own creative projects. He has announced Flo-Magic, a family-friendly airbrush kit that is launching exclusively through Walmart.

Each Flo-Magic kit comes with ten markers, an airbrush, an alignment kit, and one of two three-piece stencil sets. Both the Adventure Series and the Enchanted Series retail for $29.99.

Flom often uses stencils and airbrushes in his videos. To bring those products to his viewers, he teamed up with Allstar Innovations, a brand incubator that has worked with creators like Jesser, Rebecca Zamolo, and Dude Perfect.

Flo-Magic is more than just a creator product. It’s an extension of a creative vision that...

Dhar Mann already delivers the most popular ethical lessons on YouTube. Now, he’s adding a frightful twist to his moralizing. The creator’s Dhar Mann Studios YouTube channel will host Secrets of the Shadows, a Halloween-themed series that will feature some of the biggest creators on YouTube.

Secrets of the Shadows is an anthology series that will feature occult favorites like vampires, werewolves, witches, zombies, and ghosts. Those scary figures will be vehicles for the heartwarming and inspirational messages that feature in typical Dhar Mann videos. Based on the more recent of the show’s two trailers, viewers can expect plenty of haunted houses and body horror — as well as lessons about personal responsibility, kindness, empathy, and the power of friendship.

Cast members will include Alan Chikin Chow, Chelsea Sik, Anwar, Kelsi Davies, Rebecca Zamolo, Matt Slays, Royalty Fam, Francesca Capaldi, Ben Azelart, Anazala Fam, Jordan Matter and Salish Matter.

Dhar Mann Studios has a new President. The media company founded by the self-styled “moral philosopher of YouTube” has hired Sean Atkins, a well-traveled exec who will guide Dhar Mann Studios toward new growth opportunities.

Mann, a 40-year-old California native, broke out on YouTube at the start of the decade. His idiosyncratic videos, which teach lessons by depicting morally black-and-white situations, made him a hit among millions of young viewers. Data from Gospel Stats shows that Mann’s average video viewership has declined since his 2021 peak, but he still receives nearly four million hits on each new upload.

Steady interest in the Dhar Mann brand has opened up numerous opportunities for the moralizing creator. A 2021 pact with CAA gave Mann agency representation, and he went full speed ahead with a namesake app, an in-person event, a planned feature film, and several other ambitious ventures.

With Atkins on board as President,...

Former MTV president and Discovery chief digital officer Sean Atkins has joined Dhar Mann Studios as its new president and COO. The indie digital media company has also signed with CAA for representation in all areas, as Atkins looks to expand it into new business categories.

Atkins joins a company focused on scripted content in the digial space, producing five 25-minute scripted episodes weekly, all written, directed and shot inside its 100,000-square-foot production space located in Burbank.

Founder Dhar Mann, to whom Atkins will report, said the exec’s hire comes at “a pivotal time for the company. We’ve built an incredible foundation, and with Sean’s extensive experience leading growth and innovation at some of the biggest media companies, he’s exactly the leader we need for this next chapter. Together, we’re set to advance our mission of using media to make a positive global impact, while...

Artificial intelligence is a contentious topic these days–and a trendy one, with every major tech company and former crypto/Nft brand jumping on what they see as the latest moneymaking bandwagon. We’ve written before about the issues creators face with AI, including the lack of control over whether their content is scraped for use in large language models, and we’ve also written about a small handful of companies who are trying to make AI work for creators, with their consent.

Joining that handful is Spotter, which today announced Spotter Studio, an AI-based tool that’s meant to serve as “a brainstorm partner, project planner, and research copilot,” the company says. Once a creator signs up for Spotter Studio, the program looks at their entire channel, and, based on that information, can do everything from cold-suggesting new video topics to drafting thumbnails.

Spotter, which was founded in 2019, used to focus on catalog licensing,...

YouTube is not officially available in China, but that’s not stopping YouTube’s biggest star from establishing himself in the Chinese market. MrBeast (real name Jimmy Donaldson) received millions of views on his first BiliBili upload after joining the social video service on January 22.

On his BiliBili account, Donaldson will share the big-budget spectacles that regularly reel in hundreds of millions of views on YouTube. To kick things off, the man known as MrBeast introduced himself to Chinese viewers and prompted them to “subscribe for a dumpling.”

Donaldson is making a play for Chinese viewership in partnership with Eyal Baumel and Yoola. Baumel, who is known for working with creators like Rebecca Zamolo and Nastya Radzinskaya, is the former President of Yoola and an expert in content globalization. He has discussed localization at events like VidSummit, which counts MrBeast as one of its owners). He is now helping Donaldson...

Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) announced today that since its inception in 2008, the nonprofit has over $795 million pledged to fund critically needed cancer research.

Commemorating SU2C’s progress over the last 15 years, the organization’s biennial telecast aired on Saturday, August 19 and highlighted special moments with stars across film, television, sports and journalism who have supported the SU2C movement throughout the years.

Since the last telecast in 2021, funding pledged from the show as well as corporate, foundation and individual donors has totaled over $60.1 million.

“More than 1.9 million people in the U.S. are anticipated to be diagnosed with cancer in 2023; this disease affects so many – including myself and my fellow SU2C co-founders – it is critical that we come together and take action so that we can continue to help more cancer survivors thrive,” said Katie Couric, SU2C co-founder. “We are so appreciative of the generosity of the entertainment community,...

On July 24 the Streamy Awards announced their 13th annual nominations honoring the best achievements by online content creators and brands. Seven-time Streamy winner MatPat will be hosting the annual event, which will be held on Sunday, August 27. Scroll down for this year’s complete list of contenders, led by MrBeast with five nominations.

MatPat said in a statement: “I’ve always been a huge fan of the Streamy Awards as a way to showcase and elevate the incredible talent in the digital video space. Hosting the Streamy Awards is like getting to throw a party for people I admire and whose content I love, and I’m thrilled to emcee an event that means so much in the community. This is going to be a pretty extraordinary night — there will definitely be some special moments that no one has ever seen at the Streamys before — and I’ve been given...

YouTube is taking back top billing at VidCon. It will serve as the title sponsor for VidCon’s main event, which will return to the Anaheim Convention Center on June 21, 2023.

2023 will be YouTube’s eighth year as the title sponsor of VidCon’s flagship gathering. The platform previously held that distinction between 2013 and 2019. In 2022, after a three-year hiatus, VidCon returned to Anaheim with TikTok as its title sponsor. The video app was also slated as the sponsor of VidCon 2021 before that edition of the convention was canceled due to Covid-19.

Though YouTube was not the title sponsor of VidCon in 2022, it still had a strong presence at the event. At the YouTube Shorts Drive-Thru, guests picked up snacks inspired by influencers and giveaways from MrBeast‘s Feastables brand. That activation was spearheaded by the YouTube Marketing team in order to promote YouTube’s TikTok-esque format.

This year, YouTube will attempt...

Rebecca Zamolo is celebrating the launch of her new product, and there will be bouncing. The versatile videomaker, who just picked up a Streamy Award as the top Kids and Family creator, is throwing a free party at an inflatable park to promote her month-old ZamFam Hot Chocolate brand.

Zamolo will meet and greet her fans at 5:30 Pm Pt on December 15. The get-together will take place at the Woodland Hills, California location of FunBox, where kids can enjoy a variety of bouncy, inflatable play areas. Zamolo, who reaches 17 million followers on TikTok and 13 million subscribers on her primary YouTube channel, will serve hot chocolate to her ZamFam during the event.

Though the December 15 bash is the official launch party for ZamFam Hot Chocolate, Zamolo’s fans can already get their hands on the sweet treat. It launched just ahead of the holiday shopping season, hitting the official ZamFam store...

That’s a wrap on the 12th annual Streamy Awards, which presented nearly 50 awards and honors to 2022’s top creators.

After going virtual in 2020 and 2021, the Streamys (produced by Tubefilter and dick clark productions) returned to Irl this year, and to its home turf: the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles.

2022’s awards were party rocked by master of ceremonies Airrack, who just so happened to walk away with two nods of his own: top First Person creator as well as a Creator Honor, which we’ll talk more about below. The show was also streamed exclusively from Airrack’s YouTube channel—a first for the Streamys, which normally broadcasts from its own channel.

.@airrack is taking home the for First Person! Congrats!

Are you watching the #streamys? → https://t.co/sbNDGgKYQ8 pic.twitter.com/A848zkaB2l

— Streamy Awards (@streamys) December 5, 2022

Dozens of familiar faces joined Airrack onstage throughout the two-hour show,...

The 2022 YouTube Streamy Awards returned to an in-person format this year and some of the biggest digital creators came together at The Beverly Hilton. Airrack was the “Master of Ceremonies” and the show was live streaming on his YouTube channel.

Creator guests included Bretman Rock, Cooking with Lynja, Kallmekris, Michelle Khare, the cheeky boyos, as well as his best friends Tyler, Mack, and Beans. RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Bob The Drag Queen served as the show’s live announcer.

Presenters throughout the show included Alexa Rivera, Avani Gregg, Brad Mondo, Brandon Rogers, Brent Rivera, Charli D’Amelio, Colin & Samir, Dhar Mann, Enola Bedard, HasanAbi, Howieazy, Ian Boggs, Jarvis Johnson, Jay Shetty, Leo González, MissDarcei, Pierson Wodzynski, Quackity, RDCWorld, Rhett & Link, SeanDoesMagic, Sheena Melwani & The Real Indian Dad, and Thee BlackBadger.

The night also included a performance by multi-platinum hip-hop phenomenon Yung Gravy who performed his smash hit “Betty (Get Money)” against...

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MrBeast received top creator honors for the second year in a row at the 2022 YouTube Streamy Awards.

The evening was hosted by YouTube creator Eric Decker, best known as Airrack, and featured a performance from the rapper Yung Gravy.

Heading into the awards ceremony, which took place Dec. 4, Jimmy Donaldson — the massively popular YouTube creator known as MrBeast — topped the nominee list for the second consecutive year with a total of seven nominations. He was joined by Addison Rae, Airrack, Blogilates, Charli D’Amelio, Dream, JiDion, Logan Paul, Mark Rober and MrBallen in the top creator of the year category.

This year’s Streamy Awards also included new categories recognizing top gaming streamers and virtual YouTubers, also known as VTubers.

A full list of winners follows.

Overall Awards

Creator of the Year: MrBeast

Show of the Year: Good Mythical Morning

Streamer of the Year:...

MrBeast, Mark Rober, Dream, Charli D’Amelio and crossover stars Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Gordon Ramsay and Lili Reinhart are among the nominees revealed Thursday for the 2022 Streamy Awards, which honor the year’s best in online video.

Winners will be announced December 4 in a ceremony at the Beverly Hilton that will feature Airrack as Mc. The show, produced by dick clark productions and Tubefilter, will stream live on YouTube.

MrBeast leads all nominees with seven mentions, and will be going for his third consecutive Creator of the Year award, the show’s marquee honor. Other nominees in the category are Addison Rae, Airrack, Blogilates, Charli D’Amelio, Dream, JiDion, Logan Paul, Mark Rober and MrBallen.

Noms for the Streamys’ Crossover award include Black Adam star Johnson, Ramsay, Hailey Rhode Bieber, Reinhart, Camila Mendes, Madelaine Petsch and Post Malone. The honor “recognizes public figures embracing digital culture and demonstrating best practices,...

Rebecca Zamolo can still remember the moment she realized she might just get everything she's ever wanted. It had taken three rounds of IVF—her first resulting in a 2020 chemical pregnancy, the second, a heart-wrenching miscarriage at nine weeks—but she was finally far enough along in this pregnancy to find out the sex of her baby. Though the YouTube personality and husband Matt Slays—they are the duo behind the Game Master and other popular series created for their 12 million subscribers—had implanted both a male and her final female embryo last summer, Zamolo was fully prepared to see blue confetti fall from that balloon. "The boy egg...

YouTube star Rebecca Zamolo finally got her rainbow baby. The star of The Game Master network has given birth to her and husband Matt Slays' first child, a daughter named Zadie Hope, following a lengthy infertility battle, during which she suffered two pregnancy losses. She announced the news in a YouTube video, posted March 12, showing her undergoing a C-section and then meeting her baby girl. Later in the video, Rebecca is seen showing Zadie her nursery and telling her, "We have all of these rainbows because you are our rainbow baby." Last June, the YouTube star announced on Instagram that she was pregnant following a third round of IVF. She had...

Management firm Underscore Talent has added a slew of upcoming digital talent to its roster, including photographer Jordan Matter; YouTubers Stephen Sharer, Matt Yoakum (a.k.a. Matt Slays) and Rebecca Zamolo; and TikTok creator Zach Jelks.

The digital creators are joined by fitness influencer Ashley Nocera, model Erika Costell, home chef Gustavo Figueroa (a.k.a. El Guzii on YouTube), gamer Ryan Phillips (a.k.a. TewTiy), beauty influencer Rachel Levin, the lifestyle creators known as Ant and Ana on YouTube and TikTok creator Isaiah Garza.

The newly signed creators on Underscore Talent’s digital roster, each of whom have ...

Management firm Underscore Talent has added a slew of upcoming digital talent to its roster, including photographer Jordan Matter; YouTubers Stephen Sharer, Matt Yoakum (a.k.a. Matt Slays) and Rebecca Zamolo; and TikTok creator Zach Jelks.

The digital creators are joined by fitness influencer Ashley Nocera, model Erika Costell, home chef Gustavo Figueroa (a.k.a. El Guzii on YouTube), gamer Ryan Phillips (a.k.a. TewTiy), beauty influencer Rachel Levin, the lifestyle creators known as Ant and Ana on YouTube and TikTok creator Isaiah Garza.

The newly signed creators on Underscore Talent’s digital roster, each of whom have ...

VidCon has added roughly 30 names to its roster of Featured Creators, who will appear in programming for the marquee event in Anaheim this October, marking the storied video convention’s return to form after being postponed by the pandemic.

The latest additions are: Alex Aiono, Andy George of How to Make Everything, Azreena ‘AshelyTheUnicorn’ Tejani, Ben Azelart, Blair Imani, Calle y Poché, CaptainPuffy, Dr. Courtney Tracy, DreaKnowsBest, Elle Mills, Ian Hecox, JaidenAnimations, Josh Helfgott, Larray, Matt Slays, Lindsay Ellis, The McFarlands, The Merrell Twins, Monroe Capri, Nathan Davis Jr., Nezza, StrashMe, Nia Soux, Nikita Dragun, the Onyx Family (pictured above), Rebecca Zamolo, Sierra Furtado, Sir Carter, and Zahra ‘MuslimThicc’ Hashimee.

VidCon notes that additional creators, speakers, and programming will be announced throughout the summer. The event is slated to take place from Oct. 22 to 24 at the Anaheim Convention Center.

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Rebecca Zamolo has made a whole career, an entire existence really, out of untangling tricky puzzles. Whether devouring whodunits as a kid—everything from Nancy Drew mysteries to hand-me-downs from her parents—making use of her vast collection of '90s era Spy Tech gear or figuring out how to navigate nearly a year with an ostomy bag after having her colon removed at 29, she's always seeking solutions. "I'm solving things," she explained to E! News in an exclusive chat. "I'm trying to fix things, I'm trying to learn and just try to do better the next time." So when it came time to pen her first book, The Game Master: Summer Schooled,...

The multi-faceted YouTube star Rebecca Zamolo -- who counts 35 million followers across all of her social media channels -- is launching a new monthly subscription service with exclusive videos.

The service will exist as a VIP section within Zamolo's five-month-old mobile game, The Game Master Network -- which itself is based on a long-running YouTube series of the same name. Zamolo -- who creates content in realms like challenges, DIYs, dance, and gymnastics -- launched the Game Master Network YouTube channel in 2018. In the fictional series, Rebecca, her husband Matt 'Slays' Yoakum, and friends must solve clues and use their detective skills to defeat an antagonist known as the ‘YouTube Hacker'. To date, the Game Master Network channel has amassed 1.8 million subscribers and garners 15 million monthly views.

In the ensuing 'running man' mobile game, which is free on both iOS and Android, players compete as either Zamolo or Yoakum, with...

MrBeast and Charli D’Amelio are among the nominees for the 2020 YouTube Streamy Awards. The tenth anniversary of the awards will stream exclusively on YouTube on December 13, and you’ll be able to watch them right here.

John Krasinski, James Charles and Addison Rae have also received nominations this year, as have Will Smith and Jack Black. Disney and Netflix will almost certainly be fighting it out again to snag the top brand award.

MrBeast aka Jimmy Donaldson is also up for a Social Good award for his Feeding America Food Drive. The popular streamer dropped out of college to pursue a full-time career as a YouTuber, and has become one of the most-watched creators on the planet, dabbling in a winning combo of expensive stunts and philanthropy.

Here’s a complete list of 2020’s YouTube Streamy Awards nominees:

Overall Awards

Creator of the Year

Addison Rae

Charli D’Amelio

David Dobrik...

Dick clark productions and Tubefilter unveiled the nominees for the 2020 YouTube Streamy Awards which range from up-and-coming stars with millions of followers to global icons. The event will stream exclusively on YouTube on December 13 at YouTube.com/Streamys.

Creators David Dobrik, Emma Chamberlain, and James Charles lead the robust list of nominees with five nominations each while MrBeast nabbed four while Sarah Cooper, Charli D’Amelio and Josh Gad landed their first nominations.

Other noteworthy nominations include Fenty Beauty by Rihanna, Travis Scott’s Fortnite Music Event Astronomical, D-Nice’s Club Quarantine, John Krasinski’s Some Good News, the incredible Verzuz battles, Kevin James’ comedy channel as well as Miley Cyrus’ live series Bright Minded. Naomi Campbell, Will Smith, Jack Black, Cardi B, Jason Derulo and Justin Bieber also earned nominations.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Streamys. The ceremony will feature new honors in which past winners will...

YouTube star Rebecca Zamolo, who has amassed roughly 15 million subscribers across her diverse portfolio of channels, is getting into the mobile game business.

On her eponymous channel, Zamolo shares challenges, while on a couple channel with her husband, Matt Slays, the two share much of the same kind of content. The duo also operates Game Master Network -- a real-life game of sorts that the couple likens to an escape room-meets-Amazing Race -- in which Zamolo and crew must solve clues and use their detective skills to defeat an antagonist known as the YouTube Hacker.

It is this latter channel that spawned Zamolo’s foray into mobile gaming. Also titled The Game Master Network, the game was not only inspired by the series but also boasts exclusive integrations. Having been in the works for months, Zamolo partnered on the venture with digital product studio BoundaryLA.

Zamolo, 35, tells Tubefilter that...

Clorox, the P&G-owned cleaning and household products brand, is looking to deepen its ties in the influencer world with the establishment of an advisory council.

The council, which will come to comprise hundreds of influencer partners, per Digiday, will participate in branded content for the flagship Clorox brand, collaborating with the company to develop content that will resonate with digital viewers. Ensuing sponsorships will be focused on YouTube, with the aim of being “more human, more authentic and less obvious in our approach towards driving demand,” Magnus Jonsson, the company's U.S. VP of its cleaning division told, Digiday. “With millennial consumers, we’re recognizing that they fundamentally do not want to be advertised to, which means we need to develop less obvious advertising.”

Inaugural brand partners for Clorox include comedic couple vloggers Matt and Rebecca Zamolo (3.9 million subscribers), as well as family vlogging superstars The Labrant Fam.

On Thursday, October 17, the International Myeloma Foundation (Imf), the first and largest myeloma-specific foundation in the world, presented its 13th Annual Comedy Celebration benefiting the Peter Boyle Research Fund and supporting the Black Swan Research Initiative (Bsri) at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA.

Kevin Nealon, Patton Oswalt and Ray Romano attend the International Myeloma Foundation 13th Annual Comedy Celebration

Credit/Copyright: Araya Diaz/Getty Images for International Myeloma Foundation

Actor and comedian Ray Romano returned to host an unforgettable evening of laughs featuring some of the biggest names in comedy to raise money for research to find a cure for multiple myeloma, cancer of the bone marrow plasma cells, and one of the fastest growing blood cancers in the world. Joining Romano on-stage was an all-star lineup of comics including Adam Carolla, Demetri Martin, Kevin Nealon, Patton Oswalt, Caroline Rhea and Amanda Seales (Insecure).

Additional attendees included Lesley Nicol (Downton Abbey), Alex Meneses,...

We have added a set pictures from the event Support Your Local Actress Calendar Launch Party in Los Angeles. Guests included Kelle Cantwell, Rebecca Zamolo, Chelsea Harris, Korrina Rico, Stevie Nelson, Erin Chambers, Erin Ross, Lizz Carter, Leah Hunter, Andrea Bogart, Gina Field, Emily Berry, Lori Hartman, Lee Khalafai and Eliana Saenz. Photos are copyright by Glenn Francis / PRPhotos.com. Kelle Cantwell attending the Support Your Local Actress Calendar Launch Party in Los Angeles on December 10, 2014 at the Jones Hollywood Restaurant in West Hollywood, CA, USA. Photo is copyright by Glenn Francis / PRPhotos.com.

“This is a chance to find an answer. To find one damn answer.”

On Monday’s episode of Under the Dome, Joe seemed just as desperate for answers as many of us have been this season.

And although the CBS drama still has quite a bit of explaining to do, a few of the show’s puzzle pieces are making like pink stars and falling into place.

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Now that she’s officially a full-fledged series regular (the deal was finalized this week!), Charisma Carpenter, like the rest of us, is just trying to figure out what’s really going on with her still-mysterious Lying Game character. Is Annie Rebecca as evil as she seems? Maybe she’s just misunderstood? And is it possible that she’s not actually favoring one devious daughter over the other?

The producers haven’t yet revealed everything to Carpenter, but she’s certain of one thing: Rebecca is getting her Emily Thorne on in a major way.

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