YouTube beauty stars Alissa Ashley, who has 1.5 million subscribers, and Cloe “CloeCouture” Feldman, 4.8 million subs on her main channel, have both signed with Abrams Artists Agency for representation under the agency’s alternative programming, digital media, licensing and branding department.
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YouTube Yanks Horror Film Ad For Violating Its ‘Shocking Content’ Policy
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YouTube Beauty Stars Alissa Ashley And Cloe Feldman Sign With Abrams Artists Agency
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YouTube Paying Stars Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars To Promote New Features (Report)
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Vimeo Bans Alex Jones After Conspiracy Hawker Ramps Up Output There
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Emma Chamberlain’s Debut Fashion Line, ‘High Key’, Sells Out Sight Unseen In 2 Hours
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Logan Paul Says He Wants To Challenge A UFC Fighter After His Much-Hyped Boxing Match With KSI
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YouTube Set To Overtake Facebook As Second Largest Website In America
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Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Group Westboro Baptist Church Accidentally Promotes Elijah Daniel’s Album
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YouTube Weighing Infrastructural Changes To San Bruno Campus After April Shooting
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Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins Becomes First Creator In Twitch History To Amass 10 Million Followers
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Alex Jones’ Infowars Channels Scrubbed From YouTube, Facebook, Apple, And Spotify
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Vlogger-Magician Collins Key Unveils First Merch Line
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