
Ms. Rachel and Mr. Aron Release Debut Album and 'I Love a Rainbow' Video
The popular children's entertainers discuss their new music project, emphasizing that kids deserve detailed and high-quality content.
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The popular children's entertainers discuss their new music project, emphasizing that kids deserve detailed and high-quality content.

Children's YouTube entertainer Ms. Rachel has posted a quote from Ta-Nehisi Coates on reparations and America's history of slavery, marking her latest political statement online.

Children's YouTube star 'Ms. Rachel' has stirred controversy with a viral post suggesting race influenced the Nolan Wells investigation, drawing criticism from a former state attorney.

Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel visited the Newark immigration detention facility to protest family separations, expressing concern for children whose hearts are broken by enforcement actions.

Educational YouTuber Blippi shared details about his close friendship with fellow children's entertainer Ms. Rachel, emphasizing their readiness for fun together.

YouTube star Ms. Rachel showcased her one-year-old daughter's impressive vocabulary in a new video, leading to concerned reactions among parents.

Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel (Rachel Accurso) is actively advocating for the closure of the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas, highlighting efforts to get children out of detention for activities like a spelling bee.

The viral children's entertainer is releasing her first full-length record featuring nursery rhymes and original tracks, prompting retailers to stock up on vinyl pressings.

Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel has announced her first-ever album titled 'I’m So Happy,' with the lead single 'I Love a Rainbow' already released.

A $3,000 donation from YouTube star Ms. Rachel to Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign drew criticism due to the candidate's stance on Israel and rhetoric regarding Gaza.

YouTube star Ms. Rachel visited Delaney Hall, a controversial ICE detention center, where she met with children whose parents are detained, criticizing family separation amidst ongoing protests demanding the facility's closure.
The popular children's entertainment program 'Danny Go' has reportedly made its way to Netflix, following in the footsteps of other well-known children's content creators like Ms. Rachel and Blippi.
Dozens of Hollywood names, including Madonna, Pedro Pascal, Mark Ruffalo, and John Legend, have signed an open letter urging the federal government to shut down the Dilley Immigration Processing Center for children in Texas, citing trauma and neglect endured by children in detention.

Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel (Rachel Accurso) has stated she is "political" as she actively fights to close the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in South Texas, where ICE is detaining children.

Ms. Rachel has spoken out regarding cases of Black individuals found hanged, following the ruling of suicide in a Raleigh death. Her comments address the broader concerns surrounding these incidents.

Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel publicly endorsed progressive Democratic candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Cori Bush, stating her belief that 'no one needs a billion dollars.' This endorsement comes days before the Michigan Democratic Senate primary, where El-Sayed has also received support from the entire Squad.

Netflix's 'What We Watched' report indicates that content creators like Ms. Rachel and Mark Rober are driving significant viewership for the streamer, though video podcasts have yet to gain similar traction.

Isaac Coleman, the 14-year-old son of YouTuber Danny Go, has died after a battle with a rare illness, confirmed to be cancer. Fellow children's entertainer Ms. Rachel and others have expressed condolences and support for the family.

Netflix is expanding its offerings for young viewers by ordering new episodes of 'Ms. Rachel' and 'Sesame Street,' renewing other shows, adding a new preschool series, and launching a dedicated kids' gaming app called Netflix Playground.

Children's entertainer and YouTube star Ms. Rachel has declared herself 'political' and is embarking on a mission to shut down the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in South Texas.

Mychal Threets will return as the host, with 'Sesame Street' and Ms. Rachel veteran Kristen McGregor joining as showrunner.