Principal Welcomes By Students By Breaking It Down To 'Watch Me Whip'
A middle school principal in Boston has a history of welcoming students back from summer break by dancing as they arrive on the first day of school.
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A middle school principal in Boston has a history of welcoming students back from summer break by dancing as they arrive on the first day of school.
In just two days, more than three million people have watched an online video where YouTube science enthusiast Mark Rober shows how to skin a massive watermelon in what appears to be an impossible feat. And it only took a few seconds!
A video clip showing an Ojai father's show of support for his son who wanted an Ariel doll at the toy store has gone viral and on Tuesday night he spoke to CBS2/KCAL9 in his first television interview.
James Corden is taking his "The Late Late Show" on the road for a themed episode celebrating all things YouTube.
West Hollywood's Mayor, Lindsay Horvath, thinks the video send ups are the perfect vehicles to alert the public.
The August 21st episode will feature some of YouTube's biggest stars, including Jenna Marbles, Tyler Oakley, Kandee Johnson, The Slow Mo Guys and the creators of "Epic Rap Battles of History."
Ingrid Nilsen has been brought to tears. The 26-year-old YouTube star openly wept as she was showered with cheers and applause from an enthusiastic crowd at this weekend's VidCon.
A swarm of spontaneous selfie sessions has commenced in the lobby of the Anaheim Convention Center as hundreds of fans have gathered for impromptu interaction with folks they watch online.
With YouTube taking about a 45 percent cut of ad revenue from videos posted on the site, YouTubers and companies that manage them are hunting for new ways to make money from the audiences they've built on the platform. That will be a big topic of conversation at VidCon, the annual convention in Anaheim that kicked off Thursday.
And it seems to make customers happy, too.
CBS2 and KCAL9 broadcast excepts of this video on Friday evening and Saturday morning.
In a victory for free speech advocates, appellate judges have ruled that YouTube should not have forced to take down an anti-Muslim film that sparked violence in the Middle East and death threats to actors.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's lawsuit against the co-founder of YouTube over leaked footage of their marriage proposal should move forward, a California appeals court ruled Wednesday.
Federal officials said Tuesday they are investigating the actions of a U.S. Marshals Service employee who was caught on video grabbing a woman's cell phone in South Gate, throwing it to the ground and kicking it away.
As the hype around the next 'Star Wars' movie continues to grow, one fan gave the films a local spin through a creative video, which has gathered plenty of attention online.
YouTube will soon give viewers the option of paying a monthly fee to skip ads.
Students at a high school in Whittier received a huge surprise during Thursday's pep rally with their parents taking the stage.
A former school administrator who molested two Riverside County girls -- one of whom confronted her in a recorded telephone call later posted online -- was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison.
President Obama reached out to a younger generation today with a live online interview with three of the most popular YouTubers on the internet.
President Obama will field questions today from representatives of the online audience, represented by popular YouTubers Bethany Mota, GloZell Green, and Hank Green.
President Obama, the leader of the free world, will field questions from representatives of the online audience, represented by three popular YouTubers.
Two men seen in a YouTube video that showed a homeless man buying food for friends with $100 refuted claims Friday that the act of kindness was merely a hoax.
The homeless man's brother spoke to CBS2's Stacey Butler.
Sony Pictures Entertainment's "The Interview" was made available for rent and purchase online Wednesday morning.
A low-budget anti-Muslim film that sparked violence in the Middle East and death threats to the actors involved was compared with the likes of "Titanic" and "The Lord of the Rings" in a federal appeals court Monday.
