UFC and YouTube debuted a new subscription channel on Thursday that focuses on older fights. The main attraction of the channel will be pay-per-view shows from the past, starting with UFC, and putting them up, in order, with a new one each week.
After word came out that YouTube would be allowing channels to charge for their videos, it's been revealed that the largest MMA promotion in the business will be among the first to to take advantage of the new feature.
Taking a look at Raffi Torres's career highlights on YouTube and the comments he has inspired.
A faceless torso claiming to be a college football player is making the rounds on YouTube with a bunch of videos of him shaking his butt to various R&B hits. That's it. Nothing more. Just video...
A fantastic, moving video was posted on YouTube earlier this week that chronicles the ups and downs of the gay rights movement. From being outcasts in the '50s to defeating Don't Ask Don't Tell, it...
Nikki Allen was making her debut on live television and was on Panama City, Florida's WMBB morning show explaining what was going on in the beach volleyball community. Then... kaboom. So that's...
In 2003, Out magazine named Eric Millegan "Hottest Up-and-Coming Openly Gay Actor of 2003." He's best known for playing Zack Addy, a regular character during the first three seasons on the Fox TV...
2012 saw the Arizona Wildcats take home their fourth baseball NCAA National Championship. Take a look back at the season that was before the 2013 campaign kicks off this Friday.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) president Dana White talks about the importance and the power numerous social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have when it comes to interacting and reaching the promotion's loyal fight fans.
