It is safe to say that short-form platforms like Tik Tok and Instagram reels have become the Internet’s new Wild West, replacing Youtube as the most unregulated platform for content creators and giving...

The recent release of the “Five Nights at Freddy’s” movie on Oct. 27 has reignited the franchise’s popularity, and fans of the games swarmed the theaters. The majority of the fans of the original game of the same name, which came out on Aug. 8, 2014, are now adults; however, the film’s financial success at the box office proves that older fans were still eager to rush to the theaters to see it.

Harry Brewis, better known to the online world as H.Bomberguy, made history last month by streaming “Donkey Kong 64” for over 57 hours to raise money for a charity dedicated to helping transgender children in the U.K. 

The year was 2008: YouTube was still in its infancy, Fred was only then becoming popular, PewDiePie had not even been heard of yet and the internet reviewing community was just getting started. At the forefront of this community was Doug Walker, better known as “The Nostalgia Critic.”

If you are not familiar with the tagline “Hey sisters! James Charles here and welcome back to my YouTube channel,” then you are missing out on the next big beauty guru. However, you may have seen him on the front page of CoverGirl magazine as the first “CoverBoy.” Within less than two years, Charles has not only amassed over 3 million subscribers to his channel, but has also appeared on notable talk shows like “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”