Singer Mahalia tipped as star by YouTube Music but ‘avoids comment section’
Singer and rising YouTube star Mahalia has said she decided to “stay out of the comment section” in an online environment that can be difficult for upcoming artists.
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Tom Felton: I’ve never tried to distance myself from Draco Malfoy
Tom Felton has said he is “more than happy” to be known for playing the character Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter film series.
Ford Ka turned into terrifying ‘Di-wheel’ by enterprising engineers
For motorists who want a bit more excitement from their front-wheel drive hatchback, a YouTube channel may have the answer. The Master Milo YouTube channel has taken a sensible Ford Ka and turned it into the terrifying lovechild of a hamster wheel and a rollercoaster.
Viral image of ‘Justin Bieber’ eating burrito was prank by YouTubers
A viral picture which appeared to show Justin Bieber eating a burrito sideways has been outed as a prank – but not before it prompted huge debate online.
Tory MP shows his naked ambition with nude bike ride around London park
A Tory MP has filmed himself cycling nude around a London park to promote the creation of an annual naked bike ride.
Danny John-Jules scores first Strictly Come Dancing 10 of the series
Red Dwarf star Danny John-Jules and Amy Dowden have swept to the top of the Strictly Come Dancing leaderboard, scoring the first 10 of the series.
This guy filmed more than 1,000 videos so you can play his genius online quiz
To produce a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire-style quiz on YouTube, uploading a video for every possible outcome, takes months of hard work – so imagine doing it twice.
Seven-year-old toy reviewer on YouTube becomes a toy himself
A seven-year-old American boy who has drawn millions of views reviewing toys on YouTube has become a toy himself.
This band set off a car alarm and built an entire music video around it
How can a car alarm, arguably one of the world’s most annoying noises, make beautiful, captivating music?
Hillary Clinton has been given the Bad Lip Reading treatment and it’s hilarious
YouTube channel Bad Lip Reading do exactly what their name suggests – they create voice-overs which re-imagine what people were saying on film and dub them over the footage.