YouTube Launches Experimental AI Feature With Voice Clones of Major Artists
The new AI music experiment features voice clones of Demi Lovato, Charli XCX, John Legend, Troye Sivan, and several other singers
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Rumble Mixes Cat Videos With Covid Misinformation — and the Right Is Loving It
Posted in: Culture NewsRand Paul ditched YouTube for video-hosting platform Rumble — a “free-speech” oriented site that’s become a haven for the far-right
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Google Terminates R. Kelly’s Official YouTube Channels
Posted in: Music NewsFollowing guilty verdict, video streaming site says singer violated “creator responsibility guidelines.” Still, his music is readily available on YouTube
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Despite Announced Crackdown, YouTube Can’t Get Anti-Vaxxers Off Its Platform
Posted in: Culture NewsThough the site updated its policies last week, but at least 50 videos from prominent anti-vaxxers remain on the site
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The Secret History of the ‘WORST Legally Blonde Musical Production EVER’
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIt launched the “Courtney, take your break” meme and an ‘SNL’ parody sketch — but for a group of kids in Canada, it was their unfiltered moment in the spotlight
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Andrew Garfield Plays Creepy YouTuber in ‘Mainstream’: Watch the Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsGia Coppola’s latest film will premiere May 7th in theatres
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‘Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil’: Everything We Learned in Explosive Docuseries
Posted in: Music NewsThe four-part docuseries premiered at SXSW’s virtual festival earlier this month — as it rolls out via YouTube, we break down all of the singer’s revelations
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Inside the ‘Black Market’ Where Artists Can Pay for Millions of Streams
Posted in: Music FeaturesDigital marketer Joshua Mack brags on call with high-powered management company about the ability to “manipulate” streaming systems to “hit astronomical numbers”
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YouTube Just Banned QAnon. Will It Actually Work?
Posted in: Culture NewsCompany said that it would be “taking another step in our efforts to curb hate and harassment by removing more conspiracy theory content used to justify real-world violence”
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How YouTube Reaction Videos Are Changing the Way We Listen
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter a viral reaction to a Phil Collins hit, channel creators reflect on how their work is re-framing classic songs — and breaking down cultural barriers in the process
