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 ...

Smosh is breaking up. Smosh co-founder Anthony Padilla announced he’s leaving the web-based sketch comedy duo to pursue a solo career. In a message and video posted on Twitter and YouTube, ...

YouTube has changed drastically since launching in February 2005. It takes a keen eye to keep up with the constantly changing video trends, and most of the platform’s earliest stars have faded from ...

Smosh‘s Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox will star in their first scripted series, comedy “Part Timers,” which also is one of the first productions funded under YouTube‘s original-content strategy. The ...

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, ...

More digital publishers have been experimenting with live streaming on Facebook, particularly as the social network pays some of them to produce videos for its new live feature. But Smosh, the comedy ...

Teen comedy “Smosh: The Movie,” starring the two dudes behind the popular YouTube channel of the same name, is slated to premiere July 23 and subsequently will be available widely across multiple ...

On Tuesday, Smosh founders Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox announced they have reunited and regained ownership of the comedy brand, which they’ll run together. This marks Padilla’s return to Smosh after ...

Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox will star in their first feature film that debuts this week at the renowned Westwood Village Theater, one of Hollywood’s go-to venues that’s premiered movies as varied as ...

Creators Anthony Padilla and Ian Andrew Hecox will develop characters and situations for the comic book series. By Graeme McMillan SMOSH - H 2015 After building a popular empire of YouTube videos, ...