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Exclusive: YouTube channel Shiloh & Bros has signed with CAA for representation.

With more than 29 billion minutes watched and 8.1 million subscribers, the YouTube channel Shiloh & Bros follows actors and influencers Shiloh (Nelson) and her four brothers, Elijah, Micah, Josiah, and Judah, make skits about video games “that are full of humor and heart,” according to its description.

With acting credits including Netflix’s Feel The Beat, Disney’s Tomorrowland, Nickelodeon, and Paramount’s Anchorman 2, siblings Shiloh, Elijah, Micah, Josiah, and Judah paired together to make their own YouTube channel, which has become a favorite among families and younger viewers. The family operation has now become a full media brand and publisher.

The channel has become a staple for entertainment releases, partnering with companies such as Epic Games, Pokémon, Sega, and Disney.

Shiloh Nelson is known for playing young Casey Newton in Tomorrowland, Keia in Puppy Dog Pals, and Ruby in Feel the Beat,...

The term "director's cut" has been abused to the point of meaninglessness in the age of special edition DVDs, and it is easy for the consumer to eventually tune out any mention of a "new" version of a film, sure they're only going to see a few small differences after sitting through something they have, for the most part, already seen and fully digested. That is not the case with the R-rated cut of "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" that is in theaters at the moment. This may well set the new standard for just how different an alternative cut of a film can be, and it's a fascinating exercise in how just a few choices can make the difference between two different ratings and, in a world where studios are spending tens of millions of dollars to market a film, the economic success or failure of a movie. By far,...

Update: Congratulations to Kamil McFadden, voted the winner of the Pick Scene Stealer Awards! Kamil Owned his role of "Bumpty" in Grown Ups 2 and stole focus from a movie stuffed full of comedic greats like Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Maya Rudolph, Kevin James and pretty much everyone who was ever on SNL. Check out more of Kamil's comedy on Awesomeness TV where he goes by the name Swag Master J. 

Feb. 20, 2014 - They're not the main characters, but scene stealers are those characters who make the most of their limited time on screen - you think about them after the movie is over ("Dug" from Up is a great example - squirrel!). Here are the 2013 nominees for Pick Scene Stealer:

Fabrizio Guido, World War Z. Soon after Tommy's parents take in Brad Pitt's family, they're bitten by zombies. When Tommy escapes, you feel like that could be You.

They're not the main characters, but scene stealers are those characters who make the most of their limited time on screen - you think about them after the movie is over ("Dug" from Up is a great example - squirrel!). Here are the 2013 nominees for Pick Scene Stealer:

Fabrizio Guido, World War Z. Soon after Tommy's parents take in Brad Pitt's family, they're bitten by zombies. When Tommy escapes, you feel like that could be You.

Katelyn Mager, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. We are still haunted by Thalia's eyes and how they conveyed both fear and courage as she chose to sacrifice herself to the monsters so her friends could escape. 

Kamil McFadden, Grown Ups 2. Kamil's comedic performance as "Bumpty" who has an unconventional approach to trying to date China Anne McClain's Charlotte it made us laugh hard - and reminded us of a young Eddie Murphy.

Voting is now open in the 8th Annual KidsPickFlicks.com Pick Awards and Your vote is important! The Pick Awards is the way teens, tweens and kids can show what we think is Best and what is important to us in movies. Check out the categories and the nominees and then go to the home page of KidsPickFlicks.com to vote - you can vote once a day in each category! 

Pick Movie of 2013:

Despicable Me 2

Epic

Frozen

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Monsters University

Ick Movie of 2013:

G.I. Joe: Retaliation

The Host

The Lone Ranger

Turbo

Pick Actress:

Abigail Breslin, "Valentine Wiggin" in Ender's Game

Joey King, "Emily" in White House Down

China Anne McClain, "Charlotte Mackenzie" in Grown Ups 2

Katherine McNamara, "Sarah O'Malley" in Contest

Hailee Steinfeld, "Juliet Capulet" in Romeo & Juliet

Sophie Nelisse, "Liesel Meminger" in The Book Thief

 

Pick Actor:

Asa Butterfield,...

Ron Burgundy is back! Just as arrogant and charming as we remember. But Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is strictly for fans alone. It will be completely unappreciated by anyone that does not get the epic nuances of the masterful Will Ferrell.

The storyline is based in the early 1980s and the beginning of the currently popular twenty-four-hours-a-day-news trend. The first station to offer this is called Gnn, a play on CNN. Ron Burgundy played by Will Ferrell is sure not to disappoint his fans. He is of course joined with his all-star winning news team Paul Rudd as Brian Fantana, Steve Carell as Brick Tamland, and David Koechner as Champ Kind. Together they are still as silly as we remember. Brick has a new love interest that is just perfect for him. Champ has started his own restaurant featuring fried bats, Fantana is a prominent photographer of cats and...

Stars: Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate, Paul Rudd, David Koechner, Kristen Wiig, Steve Carell, Vince Vaughn, James Marsden, Meagan Good | Written by Adam McKay, Will Ferrell | Directed by Adam McKay

Like many people in my age group, my friends and I fell in love with the first Anchorman film over beery evenings with piles of DVDs. We would then spend hours, days and weeks trading our favourite quotes, implementing them into our everyday lives and generally annoying the hell out of anyone who wasn’t as enamoured with Will Ferrell’s screwball comedy as we were. We’d come to the film as fans of Zoolander, Starsky & Hutch and Dodgeball, but Anchorman felt like the last word in the frat pack’s slew of semi-improvised surrealist comedies. As such, Anchorman will always offer nostalgic pleasures for me, as well as a script that somehow never loses its funniness despite some serious repetition.