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• Lilly Singh’s NBC Talk Show To Bow Sept. 16, Names Comedy Vet John Irwin Showrunner
• With 10 Million Subscribers, U.K. Phenom Morgan Hudson To Host Two-Day ‘MorgzFest’ Fan Event

  Morgan ‘Morgz’ Hudson, a teen YouTube phenom who hails from the U.K. with upwards of 10 million subscribers and 1.5 billion lifetime views, is launching his own fan event.

  
• Submissions Are Now Open For The 9th Annual Streamy Awards

  As of today, Streamy Awards submissions are officially open. The annual awards show, which is now in its ninth year, serves to recognize accomplishments in three separate sections: the flagship Streamys, recognizing the best in online video and the creators behind it; the Streamys Brand Awards, recognizing advertising innovation; and The Purpose Awards @ The Streamys, honoring individuals and organizations who are harnessing their influence for a greater good.

  
• Casey Neistat’s 368 Hits Stride With Brand Collabs, Including Ongoing Pact With Adobe

  Casey Neistat’s 368 was founded last April as a collaborative physical space in downtown Manhattan, where creators of every stripe could access resources -- including a state-of-the-art gaming station, a podcast studio, a kitchen for cooking content, and more -- and tap into networking opportunities with the goal of giving them the tools to take their careers to the next level.

  
• Creators Going Pro: Married YouTubers ‘Rose & Rosie’ Have Made A Career Of Candid, Clever Content About Their Life Together
• Leading Esports Talent Firm Loaded Inks ‘Fortnite’ Star Dennis ‘Cloakzy’ Lepore
• Odell Beckham Jr. Forms Content Company To Launch His Own YouTube Channel
• Andy Signore Acknowledges “Appalling” Behavior, But Fiercely Refutes Allegations Of Sexual Assault
• HQ Trivia Turns Down New Funding Amid Layoffs, Internal Petition To Oust CEO (Report)
• Amazon Names Aussie Newcomer First ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Cast Member
• 51% Of Gen Z, Millennials Daydream About Life Without Social Media, Fullscreen Study Finds
• Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” Becomes Oldest Music Video In YouTube History To Hit 1 Billion Views