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Huge crowd greets YouTube stars Logan Paul and KSI outside Nine HQ, Sydney Australia More than 1000 screaming fans have flocked to meet YouTube sensations Logan Paul and KSI outside Nine's Sydney office, some having queued overnight to catch a glimpse of the stars. The huge crowd of fans - mostly teenagers and young people - formed a huge sea of people stretching for metres outside of Today's North Sydney studio this morning. The mass turnout came just days after the stars were similarly mobbed by huge crowds of fans in Perth. A 14-year-old was hospitalised after suffering a medical episode and remains stable in the Sydney Children's Hospital. A security guard was also injured when over-excited fans pushed over a concrete barrier. Speaking to Today's Karl and Sarah, Paul said the turnout was "on a different level". "Oh my gosh, bro, it was like GTA," he said. "As soon as we got to the airport we had four cars chasing us. "It was outrageous. They were trying to cut us off." The duo were escorted by the Today hosts to a Nine balcony where they were met with roars of applause and cheers from the hundreds of adoring fans below. "This is a surreal moment," Paul said while absorbing the atmosphere. Asked how the pair "manage" their viral fame, KSI responded: "I don't think we are able to". "I don't honestly know how we do this," he said. "We're just always here to entertain the people." KSI then chanted "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie" with buzzing crowds below replying "Oi, Oi, Oi". "I just want to get down there, man," Paul said to Karl. "He's an inspirational guy, inspirational man," one starstruck fan told Today reporter Gabrielle Boyle. "I'm going to keep going throughout my life." Paul, who has some 23 million followers online, describes himself as an "artist, boxer and wrestler". One fan was asked what it is about the star that attracted them to head down to greet the duo this morning. "They are amazing people," he said. "I love them with my whole heart." Crowds are believed to have queued for hours in anticipation, some even arriving last night. Many fans were happy with the decision to turn out and wait for the social media stars. "It's insane, this is unreal," one person said. "KSI is a legend bro ... I'm lost for words," another said. Police were in attendance to ensure the safety of the group. paul logan, paul logan vs mayweather, paul logan wwe, paul logan podcast, paul logan fight, paul logan pokemon cards, paul logan interview, paul logan japan issue, paul logan royal rumble, paul logan apology, paul logan and mayweather fight, paul logan and jake paul, paul logan and the rock, paul logan and floyd mayweather fight paul logan ksi, paul logan ksi fight, jake paul logan ksi, ksi vs logan paul, ksi vs logan paul 1, ksi vs logan paul press conference, ksi and logan paul prime, paul logan and ksi, logan paul & ksi a commercial for prime, logan paul and ksi prime Atau telusuri paul logan, paul logan vs mayweather, paul logan wwe, paul logan podcast, paul logan fight, paul logan pokemon cards, paul logan interview, paul logan japan issue, paul logan royal rumble, paul logan apology, paul logan and mayweather fight, paul logan and jake paul, paul logan and the rock, paul logan and floyd mayweather fightpaul logan ksi, paul logan ksi fight, jake paul logan ksi, ksi vs logan paul, ksi vs logan paul 1, ksi vs logan paul press conference, ksi and logan paul prime, paul logan and ksi, logan paul & ksi a commercial for prime, logan paul and ksi prime ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsxgiWBmOJE

Francoise Bettencourt Meyers controls a $43.3 billion fortune Mother’s death fuels speculation about the cosmetics giant The death this week of L’Oreal SA’s founding familymatriarch is putting the spotlight on a reclusive 64-year-old heiress who now finds herself as the richest woman in the world. Francoise Bettencourt Meyers has shunned the glittering social life that her late mother, Liliane Bettencourt, once embraced. Bettencourt Meyers is known for playing piano for several hours a day and has written two books -- a five-volume study of the Bible and a genealogy of the Greek gods. “She really lives inside her own cocoon,” said Tom Sancton, author of "The Bettencourt Affair," who noted that even when she was a little girl she appeared uncomfortable in the world of rich people. “She lives mainly with the confines of her own family.” That kind of seclusion will be harder to maintain as the head of Europe’s fourth-largest fortune. Through family holding company Tethys, she takes charge of her family’s 33 percent stake in the cosmetics maker, which lies at the heart of a net worth the Bloomberg Billionaires Index values at $43.3 billion. L’Oreal Speculation Bettencourt Meyers steps into the spotlight at a time of increasing discussion about the future of the family’s stake, as well as the 23 percent of L’Oreal held by Swiss food-giant Nestle SA. L’Oreal climbed 2.46 percent to 180.95 euros at the close of trading Friday in Paris, after rising as much as 6.7 percent earlier in the day. With Bettencourt’s death Thursday at age 94, analysts have started to float a variety of scenarios, including L’Oreal buying stock back from Nestle or a takeover bid for the Paris-based company. Bettencourt Meyers has already indicated little will change. Francoise Bettencourt-Meyers, daughter of France's richest woman Liliane Bettencourt, leaves the courthouse of Bordeaux, southwestern France, on February 2, 2015, on the six day of the trial of ten people charged with exploiting elderly L'Oreal heiress and France's richest woman Liliane Bettencourt. Ten members of Bettencourt's entourage are accused of taking advantage of the 92-year-old billionaire's growing mental fragility in an explosive legal and political drama. “In this painful moment for us, I would like to reiterate, on behalf of our family, our entire commitment and loyalty to L’Oreal and to renew my confidence in its President Jean-Paul Agon and his teams worldwide,” she said in a statement Thursday. The billionaire heiress has shown less interest in L’Oreal matters than her mother did, despite her role as a board member for more than two decades. “She’d show up to meetings but unlike Liliane she never was hands-on,” Sancton said. “Liliane read tons of documents, L’Oreal was her lifeblood. That’s definitely not Francoise.” Bookish, Austere In addition to music and study, the bookish and austere Bettencourt Meyers has involved herself in charity work. “The family doesn’t really mingle with rest of the rich in France,” said Eric Treguier, who has tracked French fortunes for Challenges magazine for more than two decades. "Twenty years ago they hosted receptions at their home that drew politicians, bankers and artists but as Francoise grew older and Liliane’s husband died, the circle around the family has shrunk.” The Bettencourts have added 19.6 percent this year as L’Oreal’s market capitalization topped 100 billion euros ($122 billion). Her $43.3 billion net worth puts her $5.4 billion ahead of Alice Walton, an heiress to the Wal-Mart Stores Inc. fortune, and at the top of the list of 64 women featured on the Bloomberg index, a daily ranking of the world’s 500 richest people. Of the 64 billionaires, 58 are stewards of an inheritance. Bettencourt Meyers had a difficult and at times contentious relationship with her mother. After the death of her father, French conservative politician Andre Bettencourt, in 2007, she spent years battling her mother in court, claiming she was mentally unfit and had been manipulated by her entourage. She targeted one of Liliane’s friends who received about 1 billion euros in gifts and cash from her. A French judge assigned Bettencourt Meyers and her sons as guardians over Liliane’s interests in 2011. Raised a strict Catholic, Bettencourt Meyers married Jean-Pierre Meyers, the grandson of a rabbi killed in Auschwitz. The couple’s two sons have shown more interest in L’Oreal, but it remains to be seen whether Bettencourt Meyers will take a more active role at a company long associated with her mother. “Liliane’s death will probably be a personal relief to Francoise,” author Sancton said. “That was a difficult relationship that she’s now, in a way, released from.” Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg Terminal. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tE4QFrMwW0