Colleen Ballinger, known for her satirical alter ego Miranda Sings, was among the first YouTube creators who launched from internet stardom into mainstream success. But in recent weeks, members of ...

Colleen Ballinger has nearly 20 million followers across her YouTube channels. On YouTube, Colleen Ballinger appears at first as a positive role model to kids. She built a colossal platform — boasting ...

Update: Footage obtained by TMZ provides context for the 2009 video of Colleen Ballinger singing Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” while wearing what looked like blackface. Actually, Ballinger was wearing ...

As noted in follow-up reporting from Variety yesterday, the growing controversy came only a week after Ballinger went public to push back on accusations that she had "groomed" young fans and was ...

When purchasing on Ticketmaster, shows in Boise, Minneapolis, Ann Arbor, Kansas City, and Philadelphia now note, "Unfortunately, the Event Organizer has had to cancel your event." An additional five ...

Colleen Ballinger, the popular YouTuber known for her quirky, red lipstick-wearing character Miranda Sings, is facing backlash from fans for denying the grooming accusations against her with a bizarre ...

With today's "Long-Distance Dedication" dropping CHVRCHES & "Good Girls (John Carpenter Remix)," we welcome you back to the BCTV Daily Dispatch! Here's where we look back at what we've been doing for ...

Colleen Ballinger once admitted she uses her famous Miranda Sings character to say the "cruel" things she thinks about other people but can't say out loud as herself. Ballinger appeared on The Late ...

Colleen Ballinger is a multi-hyphenate; actor, comedian, trained vocalist, writer and executive producer. She is best known for portraying her character, Miranda Sings, a personality that is the polar ...

Digital star Colleen Ballinger is opening up exclusively to ET about her new unabashedly quirky comedy series, Haters Back Off, and how the support of her online fandom has changed her life. Back in ...

Poking fun at our society’s love of self-made internet celebrities, comedian Colleen Ballinger developed Miranda, an attention-seeking character who doesn’t let her lack of talent get in the way of ...