One of the most inventive comedy series currently running is taking a break. However, fans will only have to wait a handful ...

Smosh, which touts itself at the internet’s biggest sketch-comedy troupe, has signed with WME for representation in all areas ...

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 ...

Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla from the trailblazing internet comedy channel Smosh join WIRED to answer their most searched questions from Google. Check out the Smosh ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Shayne Topp, Angela Giarratana, George Primavera, Amanda Lehan-Canto, and Nick Williams in "Smosh vs. Christmas." - Screenshot: ...

Founded in 2005 by Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox, Smosh has played a crucial role in shaping creator-first entertainment on platforms like YouTube. After a split in 2017, the brand underwent a ...

Shayne Topp, actor and member of viral YouTube channel Smosh, is hoping that “things go wrong” at the channel’s live event on Friday, but in a good way. The veteran sketch comedy YouTube channel, ...

At 11 a.m. CDT Tuesday, Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla announced that they had repurchased their old production company, Smosh. Smosh is most well-known as a skit-based YouTube channel that became very ...

Before signing with WME, Smosh was represented by A3 Artists Agency, which was acquired by Gersh in 2024. This transition to WME marks a significant step in Smosh's evolution, as the agency is known ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Comedy group Smosh is scrubbed in for its next live digital special: “Smosh Hospital,” a spoof of TV medical dramas like “The Pitt ...

Over the past few weeks, Smosh has been running its own D&D campaign with several cast members called Sword AF. What was once a fun game of Legacy: Betrayal has morphed into an all-original TTRPG ...

Shut up! I can’t say that was the first thing I said when I heard that Alloy Digital, which operates the mega-successful YouTube channel, Smosh, secured a $30 million investment from ABS Capital ...