The James Charles Google News Feed Has Added Charli D'Amelio, Two More Obituaries, and a 2017 Casper Meme to Its Portfolio

The James Charles Google News feed entered September 2026 with new material: two additional obituaries indexed under the beauty creator's name, a Mshale entry whose headline is a verbatim YouTube video title referencing Charli D'Amelio, and a 2017 Teen Vogue article about a Casper meme that has now joined the feed's growing legacy-content wing. The feed, whose documented history stretches back to at least 2013, shows no sign of narrowing its scope.

The most commented-on new entry, according to observers tracking the feed, is the Mshale item dated August 13, 2026. Its headline reads, in full: "James Charles ANNOYING Charli D'Amelio For 1 Minute And 39 Seconds Straight Cashier (hpMvaFxn4T)." The parenthetical string of characters at the end appears to be a YouTube video ID. Mshale, a Minneapolis-based publication that covers African communities, has now appeared multiple times in this feed; earlier Mshale entries were noted to be similarly garbled. This one names a second creator.

On the obituary side, a James Charles Temple entry, dated October 15, 2020, was indexed via Klein Funeral Homes on September 1, 2026. A James Charles Sogor entry from the O'Fallon Weekly surfaced on September 2. For the record, a James Sogor obituary had already been indexed under this feed on August 28, making the Sogor name the latest to appear more than once across different outlets.

The 2017 Teen Vogue piece, which covers James Charles responding to a "Casper meme" circulating at the time, arrived in the feed alongside the already-noted 2020 Teen Vogue Rosa collaboration article. The feed has now served at least two distinct pieces from the same publication across a three-year span of that publication's archive, neither of which appears to be a controversy item.

What happens next

Whether the Mshale garbled-title entries represent an indexing error at the publication level or a feed-classification issue at Google's end remains undocumented. It is also unclear whether the James Charles Sogor entry surfacing a second time under a different outlet constitutes a new indexing event or a recirculation of the same underlying obituary. No statement from James Charles on the feed's contents has been located as of September 3, 2026.