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YouTube since 2018 and has become a household name in the gaming industry, even attending the recent BRIT awards.The YouTuber has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about how she made it in the industry and broke into a male-dominated field.Elz began gaming aged eight, and is known for her regular commentaries on games such as The Sims and Fortnite.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Elz revealed how she made it in gaming and how there was a lack of "female figures" in the gaming industry when she started out.She said: "As a female in the gaming space there are always challenges."Growing up I didn't have any female figures to look up to that were vocal about their love for gaming."These days with the internet and online access, there are loads more women who are present within the industry, and I’d like to think that the work I do encourages females to embrace their love for gaming without any compromise."She continued: "Everyone should be encouraged to be themselves, I feel really passionately about not fitting into a box and breaking boundaries - and I want other females to feel motivated to do the same."Since starting her YouTube in 2018, Elz has now over 200,000 subscribers and has worked with the likes of KSI, Harry Pinero and AJ Tracey, as well as many other big names.However, the road to her success has not always been as smooth sailing, due to breaking into a male-dominated industry.About the divide, she said: "Gaming is a male-dominated industry, and people tend to perceive it that way too."But I’ve started to notice the impact that females are having in the space."With the rise of live streaming and YouTube, there are tons of women making their mark and it's really great to see.She continued:

Jamal Edwards was a pioneering British music figure whose YouTube channel SBTV was influential in promoting emerging rappers and singers such as Ed Sheeran and Stormzy.  Jamal Edwards was an influential music entrepreneur who started the online music platform SBTV on YouTube in 2006 when he was a teenager.

YouTube channel has 5.4 million subscribers, and his new podcast, Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories, has skyrocketed to the number one spot on Spotify’s true crime podcast chart. In doing so, it surpassed established hits like Crime Junkie and Murder, Mystery & Makeup. Allen, 33, was raised outside of Boston in Quincy, Massachusetts.

video, recorded at the book burning and uploaded to YouTube, showing the couple’s antics.The book burning, held on Feb. 2, was organized by Greg Locke, an anti-LGBTQ, anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist and Trump-supporting Christian nationalist who serves as pastor of Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Locke called for the event in order to “purge ‘demonic influences’ from the homes of his parishioners, reports Nashville Scene.

Josh Neuman was a YouTube star and content creator known for his videos in which he skateboarded perilous routes in beautiful locales across the world.Neuman began making skating videos when he was just 12 years old, and his YouTube channel became increasingly popular as his feats became more incredible. From early videos on a quiet neighborhood street, he expanded to making runs in locations including the French Alps and the Italian Dolomites, along hairpin curves in Norway and next to traffic in Laguna Beach, California. Millions watched his successful runs as well as the crashes and bails he posted.

A YouTuber, after going viral for impeccably remastering and recreating “Star Wars” scenes with “deepfake” editing software, was hired by Lucasfilm’s Industrial Light & Magic, according to The Wrap. His jaw-dropping clips first came out last summer — and it didn’t take long for fans to notice.Diehards across the galaxy suspect that the man, known only by the username “Shamook,” is responsible for a noticeable improvement in the computer-generated imagery featured in “The Book of Boba Fett” compared to that from “The Mandalorian” in late 2020.Shamook, who got the CGI job thanks to the popular videos he created of enhanced “Star Wars” characters like Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor/Sir Alec Guinness,) and Han Solo (Harrison Ford/Alden Ehrenreich), was especially known for the touch-ups on Luke in the Season 2 finale of “The Mandalorian.”The connection caused fans to speculate that Shamook was the reason why the de-aged Skywalker appeared noticeably more lifelike during yesterday’s cameo-filled “Boba Fett” episode, compared to how he looked in “The Mandalorian.”“It looked like Shamook’s work on “The Book of Boba Fett” Ep.

A popular YouTube star has sadly passed away. Melanie Ham, 36, died earlier this month of cancer. Her husband, Robert, shared the devastating news via Instagram on January 12. “If you’ve been following our journey I’m sure you were, like us, hopeful she could defeat this insidious disease,” Robert wrote. “Over the past few months things have been progressively getting worse and we’re thankful that we made it to this point through the holidays and tried to make every moment count.” Robert went on to say that Melanie “fought like a warrior queen” throughout her cancer struggles.

YouTube personality Joe Sugg since 2018.

The Grand Tour presenter has suffered numerous crashes over the years, but the Vampire Dragster accident is considered the worst.On the 20th of September 2006, Richard was seriously injured while filming an episode of Top Gear at the former RAF Elvington airfield near York.He was driving the Vampire, a jet-powered car, which was said to be capable of travelling up to 370mph, but his front-right tyre failed unexpectedly and caused it to lose control before rolling over to its demise.At the point of blow out, Richard was travelling at 288mph but upon initial impact had slowed to 232mph, mainly as a result of the roll cage digging into the ground and the top his helmet being dragged across the surface.It has been speculated that if he was any taller, he would have been decapitated.As rescuers turned the car upright and cut an unconscious Richard free, he was put in a neck brace and placed on a stretcher before the air ambulance arrived.A post shared by Richard Hammond (@richardhammond)Doctors treating him announced that he had a "significant brain injury" following the crash.After he almost died in the wreckage, Richard vowed to never get back in a dragster... until now.The motoring fanatic couldn't help himself as he geared up to drive the rebuilt Vampire for an episode of DriveTribe.In the episode, Richard could be seen visibly shaken as he approached the vehicle for the first time since the horror accident, 15 years ago."Oh, this is...

YouTube has announced that videos based on Minecraft have passed one trillion views.The megalithic video platform has launched a website in order to document a brief history of the game’s journey on YouTube.“If each of those one trillion views were just one second long, that would add up to over 30,000 years. If each view were a Minecraft block 12 inches square, you could build a stack that reached from the Earth to the sun and back — with about seven million miles to spare.

Instagram, the Strictly Come Dancing star apologised as she admitted she probably should have said that the video was two years old.

Express.co.uk about how getting in front of the camera has helped him develop a “thick skin”, and why parents need to be more open-minded. The former footballer opened up about the need for parents to support their children’s dreams of becoming social media stars.“It’s a real career pathway,” he explained.

Prince Harry, 37 over his brother Prince William, 39, in a Vogue interview.The singer took part in the iconic publication's 73 questions series on Thursday.In the video shared online, Adele was asked to choose her favourite between the royals.She can be seen walking into her house from the garden and turns to the camera with a huge grin on her face, as she answers: 'Prince...

Sylvester Stallone, 75, was interviewed by his daughters Sistine Stallone, 23, and Sophia Stallone, 24, on their podcast Unwaxed.The sisters spoke to their dad about his career and his parenting methods, including how he has treated their boyfriends.The Rocky actor's parenting skills were called out by his daughters on their podcast, in a special 50th episode.Sophia recalled her dad confronting a boyfriend at home when she was 19.She said: "My boyfriend looks up and goes, 'holy s**t, is that your dad?'"On the balcony the lights are out except for one in the bathroom and it's a silhouette of you looking down."Sophia added: "You were like the Grim Reaper.

Instagram at the time, revealing he would be starting 12 sessions of radiation therapy."Unfortunately the news regarding the tumour was not what I was hoping," he began."The same Leukaemia is back, Round 5 - I’m ready to fight!"The youngster had dreamt of attending the Culinary Institute of American in New York City.When he was 13, Fuller pretended to be his mum and signed himself up to Chopped Junior.She told This Is Alabama: "We didn't realise how talented he was until he went and won Chopped Junior."I guess when he cooks all day at home we take it for granted."While he was still battling cancer during the show, the teen mainly kept his health news private before telling the judges: "When I was diagnosed, Chopped was the only thing that

“If people love you, you remain in their memory energetically.” The star added: “I feel my father around me quite often, energetically.” Fans were quick to comment on the star's wise words. C Hi said: “I hope she lives forever: larger than life and down to earth simultaneously.” Yankeeladee02 added: “Loved her answers, especially about our loved ones' energy being with us after they’re gone and her Dad being with her.” Jane’s father, Henry Fonda, was a patriarch of a family of famous actors, including Jane, his son Peter Fonda, granddaughter Bridget Fonda, and his grandson Troy Garity. He sadly died at the age of 77 in his Los Angeles home from heart disease. Jane was very close with her father, and was at his side when he died. Henry left

170,000 subscribers in a series of viral video tutorials on the platform, died Sunday. She was 35.Puffin Thompson confirmed his “beautiful” wife’s death on Monday via an emotional Instagram post, which has racked up tens of thousands of responses in less than 24 hours.

BBC in 1971 and went through a range of hosts during its time on-air, until its final showing in 1988.Similar to Top of the Pops, it focused on albums rather than the chart hits.But in a new interview, the journalist opened up about the reasoning behind condemning another series reboot."Some say they should bring Whistle Test back," he said."I don’t agree."YouTube is probably the best place for it."After all, it was born in 1971, when albums were hard to find, not easy to afford and consequently very precious indeed."He revealed he still receives emails "all the time" from fans who tell him they’ve been watching a clips online of him interviewing bands back in the day."The best performances given on the show should live forever in what is

Loose Women panellist sent well wishes as influencer Zoe Sugg shared an update.Heavily pregnant Stacey is due to give birth soon after she headed on maternity leave recently.However, while she waits for her baby girl, the star recently took to social media to send her best to one of her friends.This comes as YouTuber Zoe and her boyfriend Alfie Deyes announced the arrival of their baby girl.Called Ottilie Rue Deyes, the little girl was born on August 29.They shared a picture on Zoe’s Instagram, introducing her to friends and fans.This featured the baby dressed in a little blue outfit with a yellow hair bow.Alongside the image, Zoe penned: "She's here! Meet Ottilie Rue Deyes 29/08/21"She was soon inundated with congratulations, with Stacey

on TikTok and Dixie has 52 million — and they’re starring in “The D’Amelio Show,” a new eight-episode Hulu reality series premiering Sept. 3.

Google has filed a cease and desist against the creator of Groovy, a popular music bot on the voice messaging service Discord.Groovy allowed Discord users to add music to the platform’s chat rooms. Users could install Groovy on a server, add YouTube links to its command centre and then play them for everyone else in the chat room to hear.