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LeBron James’ first video on his new golf YouTube channel features a reunion with several standouts from the 2016 Cavaliers. Editor’s Note: Read more NBA coverage from The Athletic here. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NBA or its teams.  *** LeBron James has made another decision: He has launched a YouTube golf channel. The NBA’s all-time leading scorer has been very public about expanding his horizons to the fairways, links and greens (and also upset some folks in Memphis while on a golf course earlier this season). Now the 41-year-old is making things YouTube official. “Follow along as LeBron brings his friends and fans along for the journey as golf takes him to some of the world’s greatest courses,” the description on the page’s first video reads. “Come for the game, stay for the great local food, wine, and a whole lot of laughs along the way.” The first video features 96 minutes of footage of the reunion of the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers and their summer golf trip to Scotland. Featuring J.R. Smith, Kevin Love, Richard Jefferson and others, the trip celebrated the 10th anniversary of Cleveland’s only NBA title, when the Cavs rallied

A Pekin pastor is calling for less automated moderation of internet content and for organizations to back up their history after his church's YouTube channel was deleted without warning. Nathan Noyes, pastor of Gethsemane Church in Pekin, went to YouTube in June to upload recent church videos only to discover YouTube deleted Gethsemane's channel. It allegedly violated the site’s spam, deceptive practices and scam policy. Countless videos — documenting church activities and history — were lost. Noyes is advocating for more humans reviewing internet-content appeals not just so this does not happen to others but because he thinks it is better for free speech. “Free speech is how we have conversations and even debates, and find out what is the truth,” Noyes said. “If we shut down have this cancel thing where you just cancel somebody and then don’t even a reason, I really think that’s un-American, and it’s a travesty.” Courtesy of Gethsemane Church Pastor Nathan Noyes of Gethsemane Church in Pekin. Noyes received no warnings or strikes before YouTube took down the channel. Noyes reached out to YouTube in several different ways, but his appeals were repeatedly denied. “We’re flagged because of AI, and then we’re

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New 76ers star LeBron James has launched his latest off-the-court venture, starting a YouTube channel focused on golf.

Forget Philly, LeBron James is taking his talents to YouTube. James, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, is launching a YouTube Golf channel “chronicling his journey with the sport,” The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The name of the YouTube Channel will simply be “LeBron James.” “LeBron and his friends will play a round at some of the world’s greatest golf courses, dine at local restaurants and have a little fun while enjoying everything the game of golf has to offer,” THR is told. If you simply can’t wait a minute longer for such content, well, we’ve got more good news for you. The channel launched timed to the publication of this story; its debut episode “follows James and members of the storied 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers championship team as they celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their historic comeback that brought the franchise its first title.” James, Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Richard Jefferson, Tristan Thompson, Channing Frye and famously not Kyrie Irving picked a great place to start: Castle Stuart Golf Links at Cabot Highlands in Scotland. There, the “reminiscing, wine and hilarious commentary are flowing,” according to the episodic description. “I’m looking forward to people seeing this first episode, which was the trip

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Young adult dramas have always been pivotal to Netflix’s programming. Think of massive global hits like “Stranger Things” and “Outer Banks.” Now, the streaming giant wants to make it easier for viewers to find them on its vast and eclectic platform. Netflix on Friday launched a new hub for YA content that includes several hundred titles of original or licensed movies and shows about the coming-of-age stories of young adults. The genre is popular with viewers: 23 young adult titles made Netflix’s global top 10 list this year. Those include the third season of “XO Kitty,” about a young woman studying in Korea; and ice skating drama called “Finding Her Edge.” Actresses Daisy Jelley, left, and Sadie Stanley, right, leads for the show “Poser.” (Ronaldo Bolaños / Los Angeles Times) Since 2023, Netflix said its YA shows and movies have generated more than 10.5 billion global views. The programs also are buzzy on social media, with YA titles representing 30% of Netflix’s most-talked-about titles since 2022, according to the Los Gatos-based company. “It’s just been really clear that this audience has a voracious appetite, and they really look to Netflix as a premier destination for these types of stories,” said

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