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Felix Kjellberg, better known by his online gaming alias "PewDiePie," has one of the fastest-growing channels on YouTube.   PewDiePie posts videos of himself playing video games, along with humorous commentary for viewers. From November of last year till May this year, his subscribers increased from 16 million to 27 million. That’s almost a new person each second, somewhere on the planet, who chooses to subscribe to his channel. His videos also have caused spikes in sales of games he's featured, such as "Slender," "Goat Simulator," and "Flappy Bird," showing an influence he himself describes as "scary." But how did the world’s biggest YouTuber get to where he is today?   "I just want to entertain; that is my main objective and what comes before everything else," PewDiePie told Swedish magazine Icon in a May interview. Kjellberg comes from humble roots: Born in Gothenburg, Sweden, he gave up his pursuit of an industrial economics deg

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for this week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, “Lethe,” and potentially for the series as a whole. With its sixth episode, “Lethe,” Star Trek: Discovery cemented its themes of duality and betrayal with more revelations about Michael Burnam’s Vulcan upbringing and her relationship with her adoptive father Sarek, and with Captain Lorca’s deceptions. However, if a seemingly outlandish — and undeniably intriguing — fan theory turns out to be true, the series is prepared to take those elements to a new level. RELATED: Star Trek: Discovery Renewed For Second Season Emerging, as is so often the case, on Reddit, the theory centers on the Klingon Voq (played by Javid Iqbal), an outcast who takes up the call of the messianic radical T’Kuvma to unite the Empire and repel the Federation, and Starfleet Lt. Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif), a prisoner of war who escapes Klingon custody with Captain Lorca