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Now it looks like YouTube Music is launching a similar feature. Tech blog Android Police reported on some users seeing up to seven new 'My Mix' ... Read More

The constant evolution of YouTube Music continues with new features being added and tested at a quick pace. One of the latest new YouTube Music ... Read More

The authors of the report hail this finding as the foundation “a news landscape on YouTube in which established news organisations and independent ... Read More

On YouTube, another Google property, you will get a "sign in to YouTube" popup instead. You need to click on "I agree" on Google's site or "no thanks" ... Read More

YouTube TV (Recommended). For those living in the United States, YouTube TV is a great service to subscribe to. It has ESPN as well as every other ... Read More

This Week in Government: Smurfit-Stone Mill Site Community Advisory Group meets Thursday × Thanks for reading! Log in to continue. Enjoy more articles by logging in or creating a free account. No credit card required. Lower Rattlesnake Neighborhood Council Leadership TeamWhen: 5 p.m. Monday.Where: Greenough Park Pavilion.***Missoula City CouncilWhen: 6 p.m. Monday.Where: Virtual: ci.missoula.mt.us/webcasts; Cable TV Channel 190. YouTube Live and On Demand: youtube.com/channel/UC5fnfMPFGSk8Gwq6F5UoqGg. Meetings are conducted via Zoom webinar. Register for the live webinar to attend and/or comment during the live meeting: ZOOM page listing the City’s public meetings: https://ci-missoula-mt.zoom.us/calendar/list or missoulapublicmeetings.com. If you don't have a computer, call the City Clerk office, 552-6078 to register and receive instruction to join the meeting by phone. ***Missoula County Airport AuthorityWhen: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday.Where: Members of the public can view the meeting and documents relied on during the meeting by joining the meeting at: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/362010253. You can also dial in using your phone. United States: +1 (646) 749-3112, Access Code: 362-010-253. Staff members will be present in the Conference room and a limited number of public attendants will be permitted with facial coverings and social distancing rules in place.Agenda: Transfer Reserves from STIP account to First Security Bank; Airport Capital Improvement Plan update; Morrison-Maierle Task Order 33 – Pavement Condition Index Survey.***Captain John Mullan Neighborhood Council Leadership TeamWhen: 6 p.m. Tuesday.Where: via Zoom, dial by your location, +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma); +1 213 338 8477 US (Los Angeles); +1 267 831 0333 US (Philadelphia); Meeting ID: 894 5290 3789. Find your local number: https://ci-missoula-mt.zoom.us/u/kcaoOA30YQ.Agenda: Remington Flats and Heron’s Landing discussion; George Elmer/Cattle Drive roundabout discussion; Mullan Area Master Plan and the Mullan BUILD transportation prioritization discussion; renovation of the old Perkin's and the Mullan Crossing Annexation & Rezone discussion; Community Forum report; Office of Neighborhoods report.***Missoula Consolidated Planning BoardWhen: 6 p.m. Tuesday.Where: Virtual meeting at YouTube Live Stream and...

Twin brothers Fred and Tim Williams have had quite a successful years in terms of internet fame. The brothers have made headlines for their “First Time Hearing” YouTube videos, which go viral now and again for the brothers reacting to songs for the first time. Earlier this week, Tim Williams posted a video on YouTube in which he thanked fans for support as he ventured to buy his first car, according to FaithWire. He thanked God and his faith for helping him find success. “I thank God for the opportunity I have to get this car,” Williams said. “It’s only God willing I’m able to even get this car. I appreciate the fan-love support, but God always first for everything. I’ve been praying for this forever, like for real. It’s just a dream come true, man.” More about the twin stars: The Williams brothers grew up listening to artists like Twista and Lil Wayne. But they agreed to listen to new songs and record videos in which they react, according to the Deseret News. “We wanted to start a new trend to appreciate old music,” he said, according to People magazine. “We’re open to all genres. We also want to bring people together because there’s no color to music.” The twins created a studio in their home. Since then, they’ve gone viral for listening to multiple projects, including Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” Janis Joplin’s “Piece of My Heart” and Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight.” Read More

ST. GEORGE — Shortly before the homecoming football game at Desert Hills High School began, a white GMC Sierra truck with an extended cab and the “JCap” logo on it rolled up and parked just outside of the school’s football field. The truck used for JCap’s Legacy Limo Service, which offers free rides to and from school and events for disabled children and teens within Washington County, St. George, Utah, Sept. 18, 2020 | Photo by Mori Kessler, St. George News The truck had originally been meant for Jared “JCap” Caplin, a YouTube gaming influencer who made it a goal to entertain and inspire others through his videos. Jared Caplin was a regular at large gaming events – most notably those related to the Call of Duty franchise – since 2016. Sadly, he unexpectedly died at the age of 22 on Jan. 15, 2020, two days before the truck with his logo on the sides arrived at his family’s home in St. George. Alan Caplin, Jared’s father, stepped out of the GMC and pressed a button on a key fob that caused the entire passenger side of the extended cab to rise up like a hatchback door. A moment later, a platform that had been built to carry Jared Caplin’s motorized wheelchair slowly swung out of the cab and lowered to the ground. Jared Caplin had muscular dystrophy and was confined to a wheelchair at an early age. Despite this, he became an esports athlete and social media influencer who hoped to inspire others to chase their dreams no matter their limitations. “I just want to make people happy – no matter what,” was a goal of Jared Caplin’s that his father now seeks to continue through the nonprofit, JCap’s Foundation for Disabilities. That’s where the JCap truck comes in....

Singer Deepak Thakur who sang the song Robinhood Bihar Ke.   Key Highlights Thakur took down the music video from YouTube saying he was being subjected to negative media trial The video portrayed Pandey has a fearsome cop and was dubbed by many as a promotional campaign material ahead of his political plunge Pandey, the former top, joined JD(U) on Sunday New Delhi: Claiming that he was under “immense pressure” from various groups and apologising for the song he made, Deepak Thakur, the singer who launched a music video on former DGP of Bihar Mr Gupteshwar Pandey, took down his song from video hosting website YouTube on Sunday.  The content and visual elements of the music album had created ripples across the nation with Pandey being portrayed as the Robin Hood of Bihar. The video was shot when Pandey was still occupying the post of the director-general of police in Bihar. “There’s immense pressure on me and my family. A lot of negative things are being said and talked about ever since I launched the video. My parents are flooded with phone calls. I am being hounded too,” Thakur, an ex-Bigg Boss contestant, told Times Now.  He, in the video released on Facebook, also apologised for making the song and said his intention behind the video was just to pay tributes to Pandey who has been a father figure to him over the years. “My intention was not to hurt anyone, I just made the video as a tribute to him (Pandey). I apologise if it has hurt the sentiments of people anywhere,” Thakur said. The video shot in Bihar portrayed the police officer as a fearsome cop who doesn’t think twice about cracking down on criminals. The video became the talk of the town especially after the news of...

I sat down with Emma Chamberlain for a cup of coffee (over Zoom, of course) to chat about rekindling friendships, staying out of YouTube drama, and ... Read More