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One of the founders of YouTube's biggest tween channels was arrested last month for allegedly molesting a girl in Florida, Buzzfeed first revealed on Monday. Ian Rylett, 55—one of the founders of the ...

Ian Rylett is the 55-year-old owner of one of YouTube’s most popular tween channels, SevenAwesomeKids. BuzzFeed reports that last month, Rylett was arrested in Florida for lewd and lascivious ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – YouTube has terminated several popular video channels featuring tween girls just days after the channel's producer pleaded guilty to child abuse. Ian Rylett, 55, was arrested in August ...

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Tween-teen girls are posting videos of themselves and asking YouTube users if they are ugly, pretty or fat. Absolutely nothing good can come of this. Take a look at "sgal901" who looks and sounds like ...

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The owner of a series of YouTube channels popular with tweens has been charged with sexually abusing an aspiring actress who claims he fondled her breasts and forced her to change in front of him ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two sassy young brothers who head up a kids' rock band in a new television show have become the overnight stars of U.S. school playgrounds -- and a trump card in the intensifying ...