One of YouTube’s preeminent beauty gurus is going on his first-ever live tour. James Charles, whose channel boasts 16.2 million subscribers and nets at least 110 million views per month, announced in his latest upload that he’ll spend this summer traveling to 24 cities across the U.S. to meet up with his fans.
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LeBlanc Family Cookoff Series ‘Annie Vs. Hayley’ Debuts On Nickelodeon’s YouTube Channel
The first episode of Annie and Hayley LeBlanc’s new foodie family fued series, Annie vs. Hayley, went live on Nickelodeon’s YouTube channel this past weekend, and has since garnered nearly 400,000 views.
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Susan Wojcicki Has “Tea Sessions” With Shane Dawson And James Charles To Discuss Creator Concerns
Shane Dawson and Susan Wojcicki have officially had tea.
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Creators Going Pro: If Dallmyd Won The Lottery Today, He’d Still Spend His Life Making Treasure Hunting Videos For YouTube
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T-Series Court Order Sees “Abusive, Vulgar, Racist” PewDiePie Diss Tracks Blocked In India
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PewDiePie Signs Deal To Livestream Exclusively On Blockchain-Based Platform DLive
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Creators Going Pro: Alex Clark Used To Do Stand-Up Comedy On Street Corners. Now, He Performs For Thousands — And Owns A YouTube Animation Studio.
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Jennifer Lopez Revamps Her YouTube Channel To Give Viewers More Personal Content
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Alex Wassabi Is Getting Witchy With Role In Hulu, AwesomenessTV’s ‘Light As A Feather’
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Creators Going Pro: Mindy McKnight Grew A Single YouTube Video Into A 3-Channel Family Business With 7 Employees And 13 Million Subscribers
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Cole And Savannah LaBrant Under Fire After “Prank” Convincing Daughter They Were Giving Her Dog Away
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