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Napster has been sold for a whopping $207million over 20 years after being shut down.Napster, founded in 1999, was a peer-to-peer file sharing platform that infamously kicked off a wave of pirating software and applications, later followed by the likes of LimeWire and ThePirateBay.Later that year, Napster was sued by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) over the illegal distribution of copyrighted materials, and Metallica infamously sued the platform in 2000. In 2002, Napster filed for bankruptcy, and along with its court order, was shut down.

YouTube star Yung Filly has been accused of raping a tourist in Magaluf.Per a report from The Mirror, the 29-year-old internet personality is being investigated by a judge in the Majorcan capital Palma over the alleged sexual assault.Today (March 24), it emerged that a British tourist had accused the ‘Grey’ rapper of forcing himself on her at an unnamed Magaluf hotel following a performance at an island holiday resort last summer.The woman, believed to be aged around 20, reported him to authorities in Britain who passed on details of the allegation to those in Spain. It is not yet clear if the alleged victim has already been questioned by the judge in charge of the ongoing criminal probe. The Majorcan court probe is being conducted behind closed doors as is standard in Spain, where only trials are held in public.It comes after Colombian-born Filly – real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos – pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of sexual assault only a fortnight ago.He has been on bail since last October, following accusations of three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm and four counts of sexual penetration without consent, with the alleged assault of a woman in her 20s taking place in a Perth hotel room on September 28, following the rapper’s performance at the Bar 120 nightclub on September 27.Now, according to various reports by BBC, The Independent and Sky News, new court documents have shown that the rapper – real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos – pleaded not guilty to three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm.

En Vogue’s former lead vocalist Dawn Robinson has revealed that she’s been living in her car for the past three years.The “Free Your Mind” hitmaker, 58, opened up about her current living situation in a YouTube video on Tuesday, saying she decided to make her car her permanent home after living with her parents in 2020.“You guys, for the past three years, I have been living in my car. I said it, oh my gosh, it’s out,” she said in the nearly 20-minute video.Robinson said her mother’s “anger” was the driving factor behind her decision to leave her home and take refuge inside the vehicle.

Michael Strahan is reflecting on his daughter Isabella’s cancer journey. Early last year, the 53-year-old’s daughter, then 19, was battling medulloblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer.“She wasn’t eating much,” Strahan recalled to People on Wednesday. “She was thin and tired and bald and all the things you hate to see your kid go through.” But, as he noted, “her spirit was there.

YouTube personality MrBeast’s new reality show Beast Games has become the most-watched unscripted series ever on Amazon’s Prime Video platform, becoming their biggest show since Fallout.According to figures from the company, the first series reached 50million viewers in the 25 days since its premiere on December 19, making it the second biggest series debut since Fallout in April 2024, which achieved 65million viewers in its first 16 days.The worldwide reach of MrBeast’s content was also evident in the figures, as Amazon reported that 50 per cent of the show’s audience came from outside the US. MrBeast, real name Jimmy Donaldson, co-created and hosts the show where 1,000 participants compete in various tasks for the chance to win a $5million prize.Despite this success, Beast Games has attracted some controversy through a lawsuit brought against Amazon and MrBeast from contestants on the show on September 16 last year.

Xeela Fitness Ilya Fedorovich.“This is crazy that I look like this. I don’t know what happened,” Dobrik said in a documentary posted on Xeela Fitness’ YouTube page on Tuesday.

live YouTube broadcast with content creator King Lucho.The ousted 30-year-old from Córdoba – a city located in the northern part of the country – suggested the final results were questionable and hinted that the entire extravaganza was fake.“When they announced the Top 5, I saw the judges looking at each other in [strange] ways,” Benejam claimed according to a translation by the Latin Times.

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne’s ex-husband has paid tribute to the late star, who died on January 5, aged 32.Posting pictures from their wedding on Instagram, David Ludford wrote “My heart literally sank when I got the call!! My heart is shattered!!! Never in a million years did I think I’d ever be writing anything like this”. He would go on to describe his former partner as an “angel”.

refuted her family’s claims that she had gone missing last month, has reportedly filed a restraining order against her mother and cousin. Banks, 36, submitted the restraining order request in a Los Angeles court on Thursday, according to TMZ.

prove she’s not missing — while teasing an upcoming interview to dish on her bizarre, TV-worthy family saga.“As you can see, I am alive,” the actress said, disproving claims by some of her relatives that she was still missing and being imitated by an imposter.“Interview loading,” she said teasingly why getting professional makeup.Banks, who has also appeared in “Blue Bloods,” didn’t reveal when the interview will be live nor share what platform it will be released on.“I heard you were looking for me, now what?” Banks wrote on her Instagram sharing the same video she uploaded to YouTube along with a carousel of behind-the-scenes pictures that included an image of Jesus with what appeared to be a tiny heartbreak emoji.Banks’ family had claimed she was missing for more than two weeks after police conducted a welfare check at the Playa Vista, Calif., apartment she shared with her new husband.The husband told them she did not want to be found, according to their earlier appeals — and Banks turned up unharmed in Texas, police later confirmed.Still, some of her family disputed the police report, with her cousin suggesting that the woman in Texas wasn’t really the actress, leading to her YouTube short proving it was her.

accused of grooming a minor has concluded and the YouTube star is sharing the results.On Friday, MrBeast, aka Jimmy Donaldson, 26, posted the findings sent to him by Alex Spiro of the law firm Quinn Emanuel, an outside attorney Donaldson hired to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct happening at his company.“A three-month investigation into allegations regarding my company has concluded. The lawfirm/investigators reviewed millions of documents/messages and conducted 39 interviews,” MrBeast wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

the Daily Beast reported. Screengrabs shared on X of one of the videos shows a cartoon saying they “stepped in s–t” — with a picture of Harris on the cartoon’s foot.

YouTube star Yung Filly has been arrested and charged with rape in Australia.The 29-year-old internet personality – real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos – appeared in Perth Magistrates Court yesterday (October 9), charged with three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm and four counts of sexual penetration without consent (via The Independent).Barrientos, who is currently on tour in Australia, was also charged with one count of impeding another person’s breathing or circulation by applying pressure to their neck.The alleged assault of a woman in her 20s took place on in a Perth hotel room on September 28, following the rapper’s performance at the Bar 120 nightclub on September 27.Barrientos was subsequently arrested in Brisbane and extradited to Perth this Wednesday (October 8). According to BBC News, he has now had his bail application approved.It is reported that images of the woman’s injuries allegedly caused by Barrientos were given to the magistrate by the prosecution.“No ordinary person can consent in these circumstances,” the prosecution said.

YouTube in the United States over an ongoing copyright dispute.Over the weekend, hundreds – even thousands – of music videos were blocked across North America due to a copyright dispute between YouTube and licensing company SESAC. SESAC is a licensing company recognised by the US Copyright Office that “collects royalties and helps protect copyrights on behalf of thousands of songwriters and publishers in the US”.The block affected several artists, including Nirvana, Adele, Green Day, Mariah Carey, Kendrick Lamar and R.E.M to name a few.

Prime Video series that filmed over the summer.In a redacted version of the lawsuit, the contestants said they are seeking a jury trial to determine monetary damages “likely totaling in the millions of dollars.”The five plaintiffs claimed they were subjected “to unreasonable, unsafe, and unlawful employment conditions.”The complaints listed in the lawsuit include sexual harassment, failure to prevent harassment, negligent infliction of emotional distress, failure to provide uninterrupted meal breaks, failure to provide uninterrupted rest breaks, failure to pay minimum wages, failure to pay overtime, false advertising, unfair business practices and more.The lawsuit specifically claimed that the show — which allegedly has a $100 million budget — misrepresented itself by telling contestants there would be 1,000 participates, only for them to find out “upon arrival” that there were more.This “reduced” the contestants’ chances of winning the purported $5 million grand prize, the suit said.The complaint also alleged that MrBeast (whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson) “did not want to use the alleged unconstrained resources” that he had for the show “to provide fair wages, or even bare-minimum-legal working conditions.”Instead, MrBeast and the defendants allegedly “employed superior bargaining power to coerce the contestants to sign unconscionable contracts with illegal terms and illusory obligations,” per the suit.The defendants were specifically blamed for having “created, permitted to exist, and fostered a culture and pattern and practice of sexual harassment including in the form of a hostile work environment.”The Post has reached out to MrBeast’s rep for comment.Attorneys for the five anonymous people who filed the lawsuit

recently sued by a manufacturer and separately by the US Olympic committee — along with a MrBeast Feastables candy bar made with rice puffs.“Our end game has always been to not only provide high quality products, but also healthier alternatives,” Paul said in a release, adding that it is “time to provide a better option for those looking for a convenient, healthier choice.”The most significant nutritional difference between the two major labels is that the electrolyte count from a Prime beverage is 400 milligrams — as opposed to the 55 milligrams of it in a Lunchables Capri-Sun pouch.In the nachos offering, chips are made with vegetable and canola oil and the cheese is cornstarch-based. Compared to the Lunchables equivalent, Lunchly has 10 sugar grams versus 22 and 90 fewer calories at 360 compared to 450.The turkey stack ’ems, with corn syrup-based crackers, also have much less sugar at 7 grams compared to 21 in Lunchables.

“Two Steps Ahead.” The video also included a rant in which he referred to his followers as “ants” and derided them for watching his videos and commenting on his size when he was obese. Nikocado Avocado called the stunt his “greatest social experiment,” and he pulled it off by hiding himself from his videos for months and posting only old videos he had recorded before the weight loss.The content creator, whose real name is Nicholas Perry, revealed the drastic change three months after telling fans he “quit his weight loss journey” and would be taking a hiatus. “Two steps ahead, two steps ahead,” Nikocado Avocado began the video, showing himself wearing a panda head mask.

YouTube video titled “Little update on our warrior.”“This is a video that I never wanted to do,” Beckey began. “He passed away peacefully, he was at home, he had me and his mum and his dad all by his side. Luke is at peace now, he’s not in any pain.

YouTube star MrBeast has been accused of knowingly hiring a registered sex offender by his former employee.Last month, the video streamer’s former employee, named DogPack404 on YouTube, accused him of hosting “illegal lotteries” for false engagement online.Now, DogPack404 has shared another YouTube video in which he interviews Jake Weddle, another former employee of MrBeast.In the video, Weddle claims MrBeast — whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson — knowingly hired a registered sex offender during his tenure.“Well, there was a known sex offender, a registered sex offender, convicted sex offender on the registry and everything, who worked there,” Weddle said in the clip.Weddle claimed that MrBeast knew about the person’s alleged history of “not great stuff to some underage people,” and that the YouTuber “covered up the fact” that he worked there by putting him in masks on camera.Weddle added that the person, who is no longer employed by MrBeast, was internally referred to as “Delaware.”After the allegation began to make rounds on social media, MrBeast’s former employee Jake Franklin — known online as Jake the Viking — issued a statement on X saying that “Delaware” was his brother-in-law.Franklin explained that his brother-in-law is a registered sex offender who took a plea deal with his accuser, and the charges are set to be dropped later this year.“He was hired before I was, and was actually the reason I got hired at MrBeast,” he said, adding that MrBeast knew of the situation when he was hired.“Jimmy knew. But again, this incident happened in 2010, Delaware was hired in 2017/2018.

using racial and gay slurs in old clips that resurfaced over the weekend.A disgruntled former employee also accused Donaldson and his team of faking aspects of their videos, which can garner hundreds of millions of views.This came on the heels one of the closest members of his team, Ava Kris Tyson, who is transgender, beingaccused of “grooming” a 13-year-old when Tyson herself was 20.