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Max Fosh on viral pranks, comedy tours, and the art of posh self-deprecation

Max Fosh is a YouTuber and stand-up comedian, who first garnered acclaim for his StreetSmart series of street interviews. Fosh then expanded towards more...

The joys of online cooking

Learning how to cook has been a great source of pride for me. But becoming a chef whose lentil ragu brings tears to people’s...

In Conversation with Rachel Sennott

"People do want women to be sexual, but not by their choosing. They want to look at an image of you and make it sexual."

Clash of Titans – and Logan Paul?

Earlier this month, Tyson Fury and Joshua Anthony agreed to participate in an historic fight to take place on the 14th of August in...

In Conversation with Eleanor Neale

"These ones are being told on my channel because no one else will tell them and I want to tell that story."

Emma Chamberlain and the changing face of fashion

By embracing the fun in fashion, she inspires her viewers to do the same.

Could YouTube punditry bring about a revolution in the way we follow sport?

The archetypal pundit for televised coverage a football or rugby fixture is easy to identify. A white male, between the ages of 45 and...

Interview: Yes Theory

On travel, seeking discomfort, and doing things scared

Fame, fortune and failure

Debunking the Unk: the curious tale of Curtis Adams

Web Series World – Nothing much to do

Web series are the addiction. This blog is the cure.

Web Series World – The Lizzie Bennet Diaries

Let's start at the very beginning...

Web Series World – Convos with my 2-year-old

Because I'm naked, I'm the boss

Web Series World – The Guild

This week Naomi ventures into new territory of online gaming

Web Series World – Green Gables Fables

Naomi Gee talks about Green Gables Fables and the joy of the web series

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