Personalities

An actor with a day job pushes himself to the limit for this personal challenge.

Filmmaker and digital DIY evangelist Arin Crumley went to a party in Brooklyn, where his coat, wallet, passport, bike and video recorder were stolen.

One of the pioneers of online comedy, this series takes the reader mail format and adds ninjas, which we all know makes everything better.

The videos that helped make an one-term senator the leader of the free world.

Two not-so-similar men with a few key similarities passed away the weekend of August 9-10, 2008.

The pop star once again reclaims her image, via her YouTube channel.

YouTube superstar Bryony Matthewman — alias paperlilies — is making a zombie movie, and the whole world is watching… or at least the BBC hopes so.

Brown addressed his fans directly regarding his domestic assault arrest.

The southern belle (beau?) who used his gender-bending, attention-getting lifestyle to preach tolerance from the basement of his grandparents’ Tennessee home.

Amusing Aussie Natalie Tran is racking up some serious view counts with her YouTube vlogs/one woman sketch shows. Is the hype justified?

Actor/hip hop mogul/chameleon of nomenclature Sean “P. Diddy” Combs’ intimate, and often hilarious, webcam diary.

The “In a World…” voiceover artist, remembered.

Interviews with broadcasting giants are preserved for online posterity.

James Kotecki got his start in Internet video as a poli-sci undergrad at Georgetown with a webcam, pencil puppets and spitfire political commentary. Before he graduated he had interviewed not one but two presidential candidates for his web show in his dorm room. Impressive for a small-time video blogger. He now is a daily video [...]

By emulating Ze Frank, is the hip hop vlogger being sincere, or is he trying to get a “hit show” by mocking “hit shows”?

His online presence is a wonderland of awkward.

“Straight talk” from the Arizona senator’s bid for the Presidency.

The flamboyant R&B star has a slight problem with impulse control.

The CBS Evening News anchor offers an informal look at making the news.

A spoof of Chris Crocker, inspired by John McCain’s ad comparing Barack Obama to Britney Spears.

One of the few undisputed YouTube celebrities, her insanely popular videos led to a short-lived 2007 MadTV gig — as well as accusations of artificially inflating her numbers.

Some of the worst decisions people make involve when, where and why they take off their clothes.

The mother of Rosemary’s Baby makes the situation in Darfur dangerously personal.

A webcam production that ostensibly takes place in the bedroom of tween phenom Miley Cyrus.

The actor/bouncer/bodyguard’s web presence is full of greater potential.

A tribute to the legendary actor, director, race car driver, and salad dressing maker.

Perez, born Mario Lavandeira, has made a name for himself with his eponymous celebrity gossip blog.

A lesson in openness and understanding from a real live royal visionary.

The Phoenix Suns all-star rants at his former Lakers teammate, using freestyle rap to share sentiments like “Tell me how my ass tastes, Kobe.” Originally posted by TMZ.com.

The NBA free agent live-streamed a day in his life on Friday, July 24.

Newsweek mashes up Obama’s first 100 days as President with the MTV faux-reality format.

Two brothers decided to forgo all textual communication for a year and instead post video blogs to YouTube. The result was a Ze Frank-esque blog with songs, strange antics, nerdy jokes and lots of viewers.

A super-gay, pop-obsessed, Red Bull-fueled Ira Glass.

The indie comic has thus far found his biggest success online.

Ze Frank proved that content is king and online video can have a voice all its own.