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YouTube star Ms Rachel gives funds to democratic socialist Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed
Ms Rachel, the popular children’s YouTuber known for her educational content, has donated $3,000 to the Michigan Senate campaign of Abdul El-Sayed, a democratic socialist candidate. The contribution has drawn attention because it aligns a mainstream children’s entertainer with a progressive candidate in a closely watched and divisive Democratic primary race, highlighting how cultural figures…
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Estranged husband kills TikTok star Sara Gilson before turning gun on himself
TikTok influencer Sara Gilson, also known as Sara Duffey, and her estranged husband Jeremiah Duffey were found dead at her home in Owasso, Oklahoma, in what police have concluded was a murder-suicide. Emergency responders discovered both bodies at the property after being called to the scene, marking a tragic end to a public dispute between…
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Millionaire Gary Stevenson ‘is quitting YouTube because he’s tired’
The provided article text does not contain the actual story about Gary Stevenson — it consists only of the Daily Mail website’s navigation and a list of unrelated headlines from other stories. As a result, no verifiable details about his reported decision to quit YouTube, his reasoning, or any accompanying quotes are available to summarise…
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How to get YouTube Music’s best audio quality
YouTube Music’s default settings prioritise saving data over sound quality, so listeners wanting richer audio need to manually adjust the app’s bitrate options. This matters because, unlike rivals such as Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and Amazon Music, YouTube Music doesn’t offer lossless audio even to paying subscribers, but it can still be improved beyond its…
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TikTok influencer who accused estranged husband of pedophilia found dead in possible murder-suicide
TikTok influencer Sara Gilson, who also went by Sara Duffey, has been found dead alongside her estranged husband in what police believe was a murder-suicide at her home in Owasso, Oklahoma. The case has drawn attention because Gilson had recently posted publicly on social media accusing her husband of being a paedophile and had filed…
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Gary Stevenson to quit YouTube channel, citing health concerns
Gary Stevenson, the former City trader turned wealth tax campaigner, has announced he is quitting the weekly YouTube channel that made his name, citing health concerns and tiredness. The announcement follows a mixed reception to a recent Channel 4 documentary that brought him wider attention but drew criticism from both left-leaning tax experts and rightwing…
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‘The Odyssey’ Leaked on X: High-Quality Bootleg Seen by Millions in Hours Before Takedown
A high-quality bootleg of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” spread rapidly on X on 25 July, viewed by over 2.1 million people within two and a half hours before the platform removed it and suspended the account responsible. The leak highlights the persistent challenge major studios face in protecting big-budget releases from piracy on social media,…
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Instant karma for road rager who did ‘Asian eyes’ at Uber driver in a work ute: You’ve seen the TikTok drama – now we reveal the extraordinary 10-page legal threat that followed
A road rage incident in which a driver in a company “ute” made a racist “Asian eyes” gesture at an Uber driver went viral on TikTok, sparking widespread condemnation online. The clip’s spread reportedly triggered swift consequences for the person responsible, illustrating how such footage can quickly escalate into real-world professional and legal fallout once…
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How the cruel TikTok craze for exotic pets is a danger to people AND animals: after Oyster the marmoset was left on a bus, JANE FRYER reveals how evil owners are flushing their pets down the TOILET
An investigation by the Daily Mail’s Jane Fryer examines the growing trend, fuelled by TikTok, of people keeping exotic animals such as marmosets as pets, and warns of the dangers this poses to both the animals and the public. The piece was prompted by the case of Oyster, a marmoset abandoned on a bus, and…
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Seth Rogen & Jonah Hill Interrupted By YouTuber While Filming In Venice
Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill were filmed on a Venice Beach set, apparently working on a new project together, after a YouTuber interrupted their shoot and posted the encounter online. The clip, shared by vlogger Yung Mooch, has gone viral partly because it hints at a reunion for the pair, who have not appeared in…