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Stockinq/Shutterstock You're jamming out to YouTube Music, whether a curated playlist or one of your own, and suddenly, an artist or track pops up that you're not fond of. Maybe it's a different genre or maybe the theme kills your mood, but whatever the case, it's a pretty common occurrence. It actually happens most often if you've left the autoplay feature enabled. When a playlist or album finishes, that allows YouTube's algorithm to play something it recommends, which may or may not jive with your tastes. It's the one setting that could be single-handedly ruining your playlists. Other times, the background algorithm gets messed up after referencing your general history, including across standard YouTube and possibly other, similar users' tastes, or even others in your household using the same YouTube account or the same devices. There's actually a pretty simple fix for all of this, though it comes with a caveat. The solution is to create a separate profile for use with YouTube Music specifically, and only use that profile to listen to music. More specifically, listen to artists, tracks, and content you love, and try to avoid branching out or exploring unless it's something you know for sure you'll

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — WHL games will stream for free on YouTube during 2026-27 season. Portland Winterhawks fans will have a new way to watch their favorite team this season. The WHL announced Wednesday that live streams of regular-season games will move to YouTube for the 2026-27 season on an interim basis. The decision comes amid uncertainty surrounding Victory+, which had served as the WHL’s exclusive livestreaming partner since March 2025. WHL Commissioner Dan Near said the move is designed to ensure fans have easy access to games when the new season begins Friday, Sept. 18. “The WHL’s audience is growing rapidly,” Near said. “We continue to believe that providing easy access to games is of critical value and importance as we look to expand our reach and deliver WHL excitement to our fans.” The Portland Winterhawks will begin the 2026-27 regular season on the road when they visit the Everett Silvertips. Fans in the Portland-metro area will be able to watch the game for free on WHL's official YouTube. The league said its partnership with Victory+ generated millions of viewers across one regular season and two playoff runs, providing increased exposure for WHL teams and players. WHL clubs also

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Chicken Shop Date,” a YouTube series with more than 3.4 million subscribers, will come to an end soon after more than 12 years, creator Amelia ...

Amelia Dimoldenberg, the creator behind Chicken Shop Date, has announced that she is bringing the hit YouTube interview series to a close after a "final few dates". The online creator, who began the series as a column at the age of 17 and has since interviewed talent such as Billie Eilish, Andrew Garfield and Paul McCartney, made the announcement on Thursday on her Instagram account. More from Deadline "When I was 17, I thought that I might meet the love of my life on a date in a chicken shop," she said. "Since then, I've spent my entire twenties sat across from the most incredible people, people I'd always dreamt of meeting. All of them charmed me (some more than others), and I definitely charmed them. "To me, the show is my very own romcom, and I have loved being able to share it with you. I am so grateful to everyone who has followed me on this journey and found a bit of joy in these episodes. I never thought I'd end Chicken Shop Date. I thought maybe it would be a part of my life forever, and in some way it always will, but I feel like it's

Did you know YouTube Games—sorry, YouTube Playables—was a thing? Me neither. This perhaps explains why YouTube struck a deal with the upcoming Street Fighter movie, where the trailer is … also a game? Hosted on YouTube? Yeah. The game itself is kinda fun—it’s basically a rhythm game in which you respond to prompts flashing across the screen by pressing the corresponding buttons, either onscreen or on your keyboard, which is wayyyy easier. At first, I thought the trailer was actually responding to my hits and misses, which would have been really cool. But after replaying it, I realized they had merely happened to line up with moments like Ken throwing Ryu through a wall or a scantily clad Chun-Li launching a pair of nunchaku through a photo of M. Bison. Given Street Fighter’s origins as, well, a game, it’s as good a choice as any for a marketing stunt like this, although I will say that concentrating on the on-screen prompts makes it hard to focus on the actual trailer. This is a shame, because the movie looks… kind of awesome, to be honest. As someone who grew up with Street Fighter II and never really got super into later

In 1980, Duke was in the market for a new coach. Bill Foster was unhappy, and for some reason, thought that South Carolina was a solid move. It wasn’t: South Carolina had left the ACC on June 31, 1971 and was still an independent, a disastrous decision made by then-AD Paul Dietzel and basketball coach Frank McGuire. South Carolina joined the SEC in 1990, and has never really been much of a factor there. Duke AD Tom Butters made what appeared to be a curious decision, hiring Army Coach Mike Krzyzewski, who had just come off of a 9-17 season. Butters introduced Krzyzewski, calling him as “the brightest young coaching talent in America.” Time would prove that assessment correct, but not many people believed it at the time. The Duke Chronicle actually ran a headline that said “This is not a Joke.” Coach K said that that he was coming from one great school to another, and that “Duke basketball is excellent, has been excellent, and we hope to continue that tradition.” Mission accomplished. By the way, the funniest part of this video is the reporter, as he keeps saying “Krishefshki.”

SoFi Stadium, YouTube Theater and Hollywood Park have completed a next-generation infrastructure upgrade expanding its game presentation and broadcast production ecosystems for the nearly 300-acre sports and entertainment destination. Building on the success of hosting eight FIFA World Cup matches and preparing for Super Bowl LXI, the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers seasons, plus global concerts, these upgrades expand the broadcast team’s capabilities. Equipped with the largest and most powerful audio and video production system in stadium history, the team can deliver an even more dynamic fan experience. "We have built next-generation control rooms to seamlessly support the evolving needs of the global events that SoFi Stadium, YouTube Theater and Hollywood Park host," said Josh Mark, VP Broadcast Operations and Production. "These upgrades give production teams the ultimate toolset to push the boundaries of what is possible in live sports and entertainment, ensuring that our venues continue to deliver an unparalleled, immersive experience to fans.” Developed in partnership with Ross Video, systems integrator Diversified, and key broadcast partners, the extensive refresh customizes every layer of the stadium's live production environment. This modernized tech stack integrates a brand-new production control room, dynamic spatial

The highly-anticipated launch of HOW TO LIVE ON EARTH on YouTube follows its recent World Premiere event and UK theatrical release, and marks an ...