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Social media personality and children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel has big news for her fans. The star’s videos will soon be coming to Netflix. Ms. Rachel also teased the new partnership in a clip on social media.

Children’s Entertainer Ms. Rachel Is Known For Songs for Littles

Ms. Rachel, also known as Rachel Accurso, born Rachel Griffin, is a YouTube personality. A singer-songwriter and educator, she is known for her children’s series, Songs for Littles. Much of her work focuses on early language development.

Notably, Ms. Rachel has a master’s degree in music education from NYU. Using her teaching background, she has shared content on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.

Ms. Rachel – YouTube

On the show, Ms. Rachel is joined with a variety of co-stars, notably the puppet characters, Georgie and Herbie. In some videos, the Muppets from Sesame Street have occasionally made guest appearances in her videos.

Rodman Flender's comic documentary Conan O'Brien Can't Stop, which had its world premiere on Sunday afternoon at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in Austin, will be released across the U.S. in the coming months in a unique mutli-platform acquisition and distribution deal. In the deal, At&T will come onboard as a P&A and multi-platform distribution and marketing partner, and will sneak the film to their At&T U-verse TV subscribers on the eve of the film's theatrical release. Abramorama has come onboard to handle theatrical distribution of the film. Magnolia Home Entertainment has acquired the remaining Video-on-Demand (VOD) and home entertainment rights.

In 2010, after a much-publicized departure from hosting NBC's Tonight Show - and the severing of a 22-year relationship with the network - Conan O'Brien hit the road with a 32-city music-and-comedy show to exercise his performing chops and exorcise a few demons.

It ruined my lunch: a description of a head bashing on a table from Ben Wheatley's second feature, Kill List, which sold North American rights to IFC Midnight at SXSW, which is emerging as yet another indie market. Rodman Flender’s comedic road tour doc Conan O'Brien Can't Stop also sold after its rousing Sunday SXSW world premiere. At & T will take the film out on several platforms and provide P & A for indie distributor Abramorama's theatrical release as Magnolia picks up home entertainment and some VOD rights. At&T plans to screen the film for their At&T U-verse® TV subscribers just before the film goes into theaters. “Last year, with no traditional advertising in place and just one Tweet, Conan nearly sold out his ...

In a bit of an odd development, Conan O’Brien’s documentary chronicling his 32-city music/variety tour last year, Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop, has been acquired at SXSW by three different distributors for three different types of distribution: At&T, Abramorama and Magnolia Home Entertainment. At&T will distribute the film through its At&T U-Verse subscribers on the same day that Abramorama will distribute the film theatrically. In addition, Magnolia Home Entertainment will deal with VOD and other home entertainment rights. Directed by Rodman Flender, the documentary follows Conan’s Legally Prohibited from Being on Television Tour that he embarked on last summer to wild success. Hit the jump to read the full press release. Here’s the full press release: Austin, Texas (March 14, 2011) - Rodman Flender’s comic documentary Conan O’Brien Can’T Stop, which had its world premiere on Sunday afternoon at the...

Conan O'Brien Can't Stop, the Rodman Flender-directed documentary about the chat host's 32 city music and comedy tour undertaken after he took a $30 million payout to leave The Tonight Show, has wrapped a distribution deal in a multi-platform acquisition and distribution deal. At&T is in as a P&A and distribution and marketing partner, and it will sneak the film to At&T U-verse TV subscribers on the eve of the film's theatrical release. Abramorama, the consulting company headed by indie distribution vet Richard Abramowitz, will steer theatrical distribution. Magnolia Home Entertainment acquired the remaining VOD and home entertainment rights in a deal brokered by Wme Global, right after the film made its debut at South By Southwest in Austin, Texas. It's the second SXSW deal of the day for Wme, after brokering one with The Weinstein Company for the  documentary Undefeated. O'Brien started the wheels moving on a...

Rodman Flender's Conan O'Brien Can't Stop has closed a unique multi-platform distribution deal. At&T and Abramorama are on board to take the film to theaters: Rodman Flender.s comic documentary Conan O.Brien Can't Stop, which had its world premiere on Sunday afternoon at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in Austin, will be released across the U.S. in the coming months in a unique mutli-platform acquisition and distribution deal. In the deal, At&T will come onboard as a P&A and multi-platform distribution and marketing partner, and will sneak the film to their At&T U-verse® TV subscribers on the eve of the film.s theatrical release. Abramorama has come onboard to handle theatrical distribution of the film. Magnolia Home Entertainment has acquired the...