For online video viewers over a certain age, the word "Smosh" doesn't mean a thing; it's just a nonsense word. And for online video viewers under a certain age, Smosh are kings, two of the funniest, ...

For YouTube stars Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox — proprietors of popular comedy channel Smosh — embarking on a feature-length movie was worlds apart from their day jobs. The duo star in “The Smosh ...

(New York, NY) January 14, 2013 — Alloy Digital, a leading next generation media company for the 12-34 demographic and a top-10 video network, today announced teen- and young adult-focused SMOSH has ...

TV studio. Take a video. Studio for shooting video. Survey shooting. The creator marketplace is rapidly embracing livestreaming to bring in bigger bucks. Smosh, for example, started out 18 years ago ...

DEFY Media and Youtube today announce Part Timers, the much anticipated original scripted comedy series from digital powerhouse SMOSH. The series, produced by DEFY Media and starring SMOSH's Anthony ...

YouTube comedy team Smosh is stealing a page from “Saturday Night Live” with their first-ever live Internet broadcast later this summer. Childhood buddies Padilla and Hecox, who started posting videos ...

In the future, YouTube may be looked at as the greatest breeding ground of talent in the history of the internet. So many people have been discovered on the platform over the years it’s easy to forget ...

'Part Timers' will star Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox as employees of a pizzeria that is past its prime. By Natalie Jarvey YouTube has set the premiere for its original series from comedy duo Smosh.

What was the big movie last weekend? Ant-Man? Pixels? For some, the answer didn't involve long lines that lead to ticket and concession prices worthy of a loan application. While waiting for Anthony ...

Peter Kafka covered media and technology, and their intersection, at Vox. Many of his stories can be found in his Kafka on Media newsletter, and he also hosts the Recode Media podcast. Big news in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. YouTube comedy team Smosh is stealing a page from “Saturday Night Live” with their first-ever live Internet broadcast later this ...