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China’s anime version of YouTube — content creator Harry华ye asked his professor to help him get the rare and powerful Genshin Impact character, Hu Tao. The result is possibly my favourite Genshin Impact video I’ve seen all year.

Premier Productions announces the Dude Perfect That's Happy 2022 Summer Tour. The YouTube sensations — Tyler Toney, Cody Jones, Garrett

Adele has said she struggles to watch reality TV, and “can’t stand” ITV show Love Island. The British singer appeared in a makeup video for NikkieTutorials on YouTube, where she spoke with host Nikkie de Jager about her new album,

YouTube has released the most popular videos we’ve been watching on the platform in 2021 with comedy and gaming the most watched categories. Superwog and LazarBeam were, once again, the most popular local content creators.

Former S Club 7 member Paul Cattermole has launched a new career as a tarot card reader – 18 years after the group disbanded.

MrBeast's video recreating "Squid Game" has become the YouTuber's 11th most popular video of all time in only 4 days. It has 110 million views.

When travelling to a new place, we tend to immerse ourselves in travel blogs, travel guides and YouTube videos to search out the best places to visit. We look for monuments, museums and natural landscapes to discover for ourselves.

YouTube stars The LaBrant family were pretty sure their fourth pregnancy was actually twins — in their latest video they revealed the "rare experience" that may have impacted that. Mum and Dad Savannah and Cole LaBrant announced two weeks ago they were having their fourth child,

Either true-life tale would make perfect fodder for a political satire in the vein of Veep or In The Thick of It. For The West Australian federal political reporter Sarah Ison, these sorts of stories are rolled gold for her side hustle as a stand-up comedian and ideal fodder for …

Rev your engines and get out your old Commodores because the second season of Australia's Best Street Racer is here, and it's taking life one block at a time. The YouTube series, created by Dylan Hesp and Michael O'Neill,