YouTube: Last News

YouTube has launched a new feature that will allow users to make music using A.I. voice clones of some of the world’s biggest artists.Earlier this week, the streaming platform announced Dream Track – a text-based feature that will use artificial intelligence to generate songs based on what qualities the user wants, such as the track’s mood or concept.

posted a YouTube video for the first time in four months, since her infamous ukulele apology video went viral in June. In a new video titled “fall vlog,” Ballinger said, “Obviously, the last video that I posted on here is really embarrassing…I was being accused of some pretty awful things and I just was mad.

YouTube has revealed plans to introduce labels, which will signify if a video was made using artificial intelligence (A.I.).The new feature was announced by YouTube in a blog update today, which confirmed that in the “coming months” users will be required to disclose whether they have used A.I. to create their content.If the user confirms that they have used A.I.

“Friends” theme song “I’ll Be There for You” non-stop since the actor’s shocking death Saturday.The Rembrandts tune has had over 1.3 million streams across Spotify and YouTube this week.Singer Charlie Puth, 31, even performed the song at his concert in Melbourne, Australia on Sunday before transitioning into his 2015 hit “See You Again,” which was written for the film “Furious 7” as a tribute to Paul Walker.And the hardcover edition of Perry’s 2022 memoir, “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing,” occupies the top spot on Amazon’s Best Sellers in Memoirs list, while the paperback version sits at No. 3, as of Monday evening.Perry played funnyman Chandler Bing on the NBC sitcom “Friends,” which aired from 1994 to 2004.The “Fools Rush In” star is believed to have drowned at his Los Angeles home Saturday afternoon.

https://t.co/PZCgssTZiQ pic.twitter.com/SlajYVy9upThe video has been viewed 6.6 million times. He added in a follow-up post, “Context: they were pressing us.”In the video, Doherty is seen arguing with Kopf, 27, who is dressed as a Hooters waitress, over an apparent snub earlier during the party.Kopf, a popular Twitch streamer and OnlyFans creator, had turned down a request to join Doherty on a livestream, video showed.how it started pic.twitter.com/WI9742xmpRThe towering security guard, identified by TMZ as influencer and content creator Kane Kongg, approaches and exchanges words with a member of Kopf’s entourage, who is dressed in ‘80s fluoro activewear with a singlet that reads “get physical”.Doherty can be heard telling his bodyguard to “chill” before Kongg throws a punch, knocking the man flat on the ground.Kopf and her friends yell at the bodyguard, who responds with expletives.

YouTube is working on a new AI tool that would allow users to create videos that use the voices of well-known musicians.Billboard reported that the company is currently in talks with record labels to negotiate permission for the use of artists’ intellectual property.If it goes ahead, the beta version of the tool would allow a “select group of creators” to use the voices of the artists that agree to participate to create new video content on the platform.However, it is reported that conversations between YouTube and record labels are taking longer than expected. YouTube had intended to unveil the tool at their ‘Made on YouTube’ event in September, but that did not happen.Universal Music Group (UMG), Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group are some of the major labels that are currently in talks over voice rights for the beta version, although it is expected that any wider launch of the tool would require a new set of legal agreements.UMG CEO Lucian Grainge has said that the new technology could “amplify human imagination and enrich musical creativity in extraordinary new ways.”Robert Kyncl, the CEO of Warner Music Group said, “You have to embrace the technology, because it’s not like you can put technology in a bottle.”It is thought that many major artists are resistant to allowing their voices to be used, and Billboard reports that there remain questions about how artists would be paid for the new content that the tool would create.This week (October 18), music publishers including Universal Music Group Publishing, Concord Music Group and ABKCO sued an Amazon-backed AI company over alleged copyright infringement.

dairy unusual. Brody Jenner recently admitted to finishing his morning coffee with fiancée Tia Blanco’s breast milk.“Alright so I just came out to make us both some coffee and we are out of almond milk,” Jenner, 40, told viewers in a YouTube vlog uploaded last week. “But I did find one thing,” “The Hills” alum said before presenting a bag labeled breast milk.“I hear it’s very nutritious.

“Hot Ones.”“So annoying,” the New Yorker and mother-of-two eagerly answered host Sean Evans’ question about the process, using her new single “Bongos” with Megan Thee Stallion, 28, as an example.

briefly reunited at the VMAs, were put in the hot seat Thursday for a highly anticipated interview on the Youtube show “The Hot Ones.”Host Sean Evans sat down with Chris Kirkpatrick, JC Chasez, Justin Timberlake, Lance Bass and Joey Fatone during the season 6 opener to ask the former heartthrobs a few questions about their careers while munching on wings doused in hot sauce. “When you think about the impressive or horrifying lengths fans have gone to get your attention is there a story that stands out,” asked Evans, 37, midway through the interview. Taking a moment to catch his breath, frontman Justin Timberlake, 42, revealed that there was a time when two fans managed to sneak into his hotel room.

YouTube has confirmed that it has “suspended monetisation” on Russell Brand’s channel due to “violating” its “creator responsibility policy”.Brand was last week accused of rape and sexual assaults alleged to have taken place between 2006 and 2013. Brand has denied those allegations.

Rotting in the Sun (★★★★☆). Cinema itself might soon go missing, Silva fears, portraying himself in this twisting tale of his own disappearance.

YouTube’s Director of Black Music & Culture and the founder of Spotify’s Rap Caviar playlist, has spoken to NME about hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, YouTube’s new FIFTY DEEP programme and why Soulja Boy deserves his props as an innovator of “youth culture.”The Congolese-American’s career has been heavily intertwined with the genre. Earlier in his life, he helped programme hip-hop music on BET – where shows like Rap City earned the network huge ratings, VJed on MTV in the early ‘00s, and even worked with rap mogul Diddy for three years at Bad Boy Records.One of his biggest feats, however, is creating the popular Rap Caviar playlist for Spotify: now the most-followed rap playlist on the streaming platform and meant to represent the creme de la creme of all things hip-hop.“I didn’t pitch it necessarily,” Basa said, explaining how Rap Caviar came about.

reads a statement on YouTube’s support page.According to the page, those who are in the beta group can toggle the new feature from YouTube’s voice search and “hum or record the song you’re searching for 3 or more seconds.”Once the song has been identified by the software, the video-sharing website will send the user all “relevant official music content, user-generated videos, and/or Shorts featuring the searched song in the YouTube app.”The Google-owned company stated that while only a small portion of Android users currently have the feature, the brand-new update will soon be released to everyone.Should the update prove successful, the new feature will put YouTube in direct competition with the Apple-owned app Shazam.According to Google, their goal is twofold: One goal is to “make it easier for users to find” and engage with content on YouTube, while the other is to relieve some of the pressure put on creators to upload multiple times a day. The Post reached out to Google for comment.

Kris Tyson! The social media star, best known for appearing on MrBeast's popular YouTube channel, has officially come out as a transgender woman.Tyson, who previously went by Chris Tyson, proudly announced on Anthony Padilla's popular YouTube channel, which boasts more than 7.4 million subscribers, that she is a woman and going by the pronouns she/her. She ecstatically made that announcement after Padilla noted that she showed up to the interview «fully presenting as a woman.»«Because I am a woman! She/her!» Tyson exclaimed.

announced it would be raising the price on it US plans by $1.A student plan will now cost $5.99 per month, a single premium plan will star at $10.99 and families can expect to pay $16.99.The music and podcast streaming app has embarked on a number of drastic cost cutting moves in recent months. In January, it cut 800 jobs, and it laid off additional 200 people in June.

sleep with hundreds of girls and it’s never affected our relationship.“Sleeping with that gentleman has been amazing for both her career and our business!”Lena, also known as Lena The Plug, claimed the experience left her in “pain for days” because she had sex for “40 minutes” and alleged her co-star’s penis was “bigger” than her husband’s.Jason later stirred the pot some more by suggesting that he was better at doing the X-rated act with Lena, than what her husband could.“(I) 100 per cent still f**ked Lena better,” he said in an interview with The Fan Bus.“I‘m pretty sure it probably felt different for her because love is involved and emotions, but as for the physical aspect of getting f**ked, obviously yes (I did it better).”Now, in a bid to get the last laugh, Adam surprised Lena with the luxury vehicle before sharing her reaction on TikTok.“Okay Lena, I’m so proud of you for doing your first ever scene that I decided that I wanted to get you a little something nice. Open your eyes,” Adam said.In response, Lena – who was wearing a fluorescent pink strapless dress which exposed a lot of cleavage – let out a shrieking scream.“What? This is for me? Oh my God,” she said, before the couple plunged into a quick display of public affection.“I really get to keep this?” Lena asked, to which Adam responded: “Anything for you my queen.”“Oh my God.

thousands of followers and subscribers across her multiple platforms.On Tuesday, the influencer’s sister, Alexandria, told The Post in a message that Annabelle had “struggled with epilepsy for a while” and had “experienced an epileptic episode.”“Honestly — she was just all that’s good in this world. She was the life of the party, a spark plug, she loved everyone she met and everyone loved her too,” Alexandria continued.“She was always so happy and looked for ways to make every day, situation, or outing better.

Instagram that she had experienced an “epileptic event”.Ham had 78,000 YouTube subscribers and 75,000 Instagram followers, and often vlogged about her life as a college student in Georgia along with fashion and beauty videos.“This is Annabelle’s family. We’re writing this with heavy, heavy hearts,” the post began on Instagram.A post shared by Annabelle Ham (@annabelle_ham)“Annabelle experienced an epileptic event and has gone on to the gates of heaven. She struggled with this for a long time and wanted to raise awareness for it, which we will do in honor of her.

Annabelle Ham died last week after an “epileptic event,” her family said Tuesday. “This is Annabelle’s family.

a heartfelt Instagram post.“Sometimes I don’t understand why god does things but, i can’t even put into words how hard this is,” she wrote. “You would never think something like this would or could happen to you until it does.”She described Annabelle as “amazing,” “sweet” and “such a good sister” to herself and their sibling Alexandria, who also shared her heartbreak online.“She was so sweet, so pretty with the most bluest eyes ever, she was always happy and lighted up every room.

Shane Dawson and his husband, Ryland Adams, are soon going to be parents to twin boys.The couple announced the happy news Thursday on their YouTube channel, telling their nearly 500,000 subscribers that they first found out on April 22 that their surrogate was pregnant.Shane said the couple had been in contact with their surrogate every day, who told them that she was getting very tired, nauseous and hungry — all signs that she's possibly pregnant.Shane and Ryland, who tied the knot earlier this year in January, said they want to document the journey so their kids can look back and watch it.For the last few years now, Shane and Ryland have been open about wanting to be parents. Now they're one step closer.