While touring Smosh’s 17,000 square foot studio, co-founder Anthony Padilla points out an old article framed on the wall that feels both poetic and ironic to read today. It’s from Time ...

SMOSH has seen its YouTube views grow nearly 40% since its acquisition by Alloy Digital in July 2011 and has evolved from a YouTube powerhouse into a top entertainment lifestyle brand for the 12 ...

The original Smosh duo is breaking up: Anthony Padilla announced Wednesday that he’s leaving the YouTube comedy video operation he started with his best friend, Ian Hecox. In an interview with ...

On a whim, one day, Hecox turned to Padilla and said, “What if we bought Smosh?” They got excited about getting back together — and now they’re returning to writing, directing and starring ...

One of YouTube’s oldest and most successful comedy collectives, Smosh, has been bought back by its once-estranged co-creators, Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla—marking a new chapter in the brand ...

Comedy duo Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox, better known to the YouTube community as SMOSH, will star in a feature-length movie aptly titled "The SMOSH Movie." One of the earliest YouTube channels ...

On Feb. 22, the Rhett & Link's Mythical Entertainment agreed to buy Smosh in a deal that would unite two long-running YouTube channels. Through the deal, Mythical has expanded its business to over ...

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 YouTube channel as well as ...

Ian Hecox, Mari Takahashi, and Courtney Miller of Smosh answer the web's most searched questions about Smosh and themselves. Is Ian Hecox related to Abraham Lincoln? How did Mari Takahashi chip ...