Behind the scenes at YouTube's "The Philip DeFranco Show"
Philip DeFranco, the Walter Cronkite for the YouTube generation who generates hundreds of headlines in under 10 minutes, will add election coverage to his workload. Full story
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The Philip DeFranco Show( Al Seib / Los Angeles Times )
Philip DeFranco delivers his lines to his camera during a run-through Aug. 21 in the simple studio of his Woodland Hills production offices where he records his show as host of the "The Philip DeFranco Show," a news program on YouTube about news and pop culture. The show rivals Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" in audience size. As the news anchor, DeFranco wears T-shirts instead of the standard-issue suit-and-tie, and the anchor desk has been replaced with a red futon decorated with stuffed characters.
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