Beyonce Faces $20M Copyright Suit From YouTube Star's Estate
The estate of a late New Orleans YouTube star has filed a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit against Beyonce over the use of his voice in her song "Formation."
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The estate of a late New Orleans YouTube star has filed a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit against Beyonce over the use of his voice in her song "Formation."
"If I'm a Cowboy fan and he's a Cowboy fan, why not?"
A neat little game from Jimmy Kimmel Live that got to ask people on the street, whether they want to win 10 dollars by not talking into the microphone. Obviously most of them lost right away.
With the toddlers' close call now viewed more than a million times, the parents say they shared the video to encourage other parents to take precautions.
Extreme athlete Fabio Wibmer's latest viral video shows him riding his bike across the top of a 650 foot tall dam in Austria.
President-elect Donald Trump is planning another day of transition talks. He released a short video on YouTube late Monday, laying out priorities for the start of his term.
Strangely enough, amateur weatherman Frankie MacDonald predicted the earthquake that just hit the island nation of New Zealand. But he predicted it over 2 weeks ago!
A gay YouTube personality has pleaded guilty to felony vandalism in an incident in which he claimed he was the victim of a hate crime.
For the last five years, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has asked parents to share a video of them telling their kids they ate all of the Halloween candy the worked so hard to get. The reactions are priceless!
YouTube has emerged as a breakout star in Google's cast of services, as the online video site upstages cable television among a younger generation of viewers looking for amusement, news and music.
Jared Aldridge of North Texas took a video of his kid riding a ride at the fair, and what happened next...was gross! And kind of awesome at the same time.
A video showing a scuba diver's close encounter with a shark off a Mexican island is going viral.
Pentatonix usually does remakes of songs with just the five members of the group. But, sometimes, they bring in special guests. And who better to join them for "Jolene" than Dolly Parton?
Air travel is getting worse with cramped seats and the fight for legroom. A stand-up comic has put together a commercial that shows more honesty about the flying experience. It'll make you want to drive to your next destination.
IOS 10 is also much more compatible with "Truecaller," which detects unwanted calls and spam.
The most popular YouTube star is back on Twitter after joking that his account became unverified because he and a friend had joined ISIS. PewDiePie's account was briefly suspended this week.
Adam Conover is taking on football, specifically one of the most dangerous aspects about America's game. He's looking at serious head injuries and the dangers of concussions.
In baseball, they often say that the game isn't over until the last out. That has never been more true than with these epic sports fails, featuring teams and players celebrating just a little bit too soon.
It's an honest commercial and opinion video about Pokemon Go. This YouTube video star decided to tell the world why he doesn't really like the game Pokemon Go.
The video uses this version of the song Sounds of Silence...and accompanies footage of police officers going about their day. It also shows their families and lives outside the department.
Oliver took to YouTube to talk about official endorsements for the White House and then make some endorsements of his own. Not for political figures, but for other stuff that he supports.
The man identified as the suspect in Sunday's deadly attack on police in Baton Rouge stated in social media posts that he was in Dallas just days after the shootings there, and he urged his followers to "fight back."
Questions are being raised over the use of pylon dividers in the HOV lanes along highways. Video from Tuesday appears to show a white SUV plow through an opening of already mowed-down pylons and smash into a black car.
There's been a lot of talk about the new Star Trek movie coming this summer. It's the third film with the new cast. The viral video is the newest and last trailer for the film. It also features a new song by Rihanna.
A computer that binge-watched YouTube videos and TV shows such as "The Big Bang Theory" learned how to predict whether actors were about to hug, kiss, shake hands or slap high fives.
