At a Spotter Showcase event Thursday evening, Mr. Beast, Dude Perfect, The Try Guys, Kinigra Deon and other creators announced slates of programming in a bid for brand deals. By Alex Weprin Senior ...

The YouTuber—real name Jimmy Donaldson—raised eyebrows when he uploaded a video titled "I bought the NFL," in which he and the organization's commissioner Roger Goodell spoke at a press conference ...

It looks like Mr. Beast didn't actually take his sports purchase to the endzone. The YouTuber—real name Jimmy Donaldson—raised eyebrows when he uploaded a video titled "I bought the NFL," in which he ...

Mr. Beast has purchased the NFL. No, the YouTube creator didn't actually buy the NFL, but he did partner up with the league for a commercial featuring a handful of NFL stars and YouTube creators like ...

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If you think Bryson DeChambeau’s YouTube golf is entertaining now, just wait. The Mr. Beast-ification of DeChambeau’s content is on the way. Don’t know that that last sentence means? That’s okay.

The lines between traditional celebrity and digital creator are disappearing, and Cristiano Ronaldo's recent YouTube collaboration with MrBeast proves it. Gone are the days when celebrities could rely ...

Yet another dispute is brewing between Jimmy Donaldson — aka MrBeast — and a clutch of his investors. This time the issues ...

MrBeast now has over half a billion subscribers on YouTube, making him the first individual creator to ever hit that number. Per YouTube reps, MrBeast, whose path to stardom on th ...