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• Lilly Singh Talks Late-Night Production, Says Her YouTube Uploading Schedule “Won’t Be So Rigorous”
• Lilly Singh’s NBC Talk Show To Bow Sept. 16, Names Comedy Vet John Irwin Showrunner

  Lilly Singh's late-night dreams are inching ever-closer to reality. Today, the YouTube star -- known to her 18 million collective subscribers as 'Superwoman' -- announced the premiere date for A Little Late With Lilly Singh, which is taking over the time slot vacated by Carson Daly’s 17-year-old NBC late-night series, Last Call.

  
• Lilly Singh Pacts With Freelance Services Startup Fiverr On Digital Video Ad Contest

  YouTube star and soon-to-be NBC late-night host Lilly Singh has inked a partnership with Tel Aviv-based startup Fiverr -- which connects businesses with freelancers that provide digital services like graphic design, marketing, programming, video production, and animation.

  
• Kingsley Returns To YouTube After Yearlong Absence, Says #YouTubeBlack “Changed My Life”

  One of YouTube’s signature stars is back after a yearlong hiatus. Unlike his counterparts who have taken breaks from the platform due to creative burnout, however, Kinglsey -- the comedy vlogger and pop culture commentator with 2.9 million subscribers, whose real name is King Russell -- attributed his break to the pressure and isolation associated with being one of the few black creators on the platform at the peak of his career.

  
• Lilly Singh To Guest On Hit Nickelodeon Prank Series ‘The Substitute’
• Liza Koshy, James Charles, And Lilly Singh Got Coveted Invites To The Met Gala
• Adam Rippon Teaches Lilly Singh The Ways Of Butt-Wiggling In YouTube Series ‘Break The Ice’
• Lilly Singh Lands Late-Night TV Slot On NBC, Will Host ‘A Little Late With Lilly Singh’
• Lilly Singh Comes Out As Bisexual, Urging Fans To Embrace Their Differences As “Superpowers”
• Stepping Away From ‘Superwoman’ Moniker, Lilly Singh Announces New Upload Schedule For 2019
• Lilly Singh Mounts YouTube Comeback With Ambitious Christmas Collab Series
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