Ms. Rachel is apologizing for liking a controversial comment on social media. The wildly popular children's entertainer, whose legal name is Rachel Accurso, drew criticism after screenshots circulated ...

Kids’ YouTuber and Mamdani ally Ms. Rachel is being slammed for offering a crocodile-tears apology for liking a vile antisemitic Instagram comment — after she endorsed a pro-Hamas account that ...

YouTube star "Ms. Rachel" posted an emotional apology video on Wednesday after accidentally liking an antisemitic comment on Instagram. Rachel Griffin Accurso, who rose to fame creating educational ...

Ms. Rachel, the children’s entertainer behind the hugely popular Songs for Littles franchise, has issued a tearful public apology after her Instagram account appeared to like a comment that read, ...

Rachel Accurso, the prominent children’s entertainer known as Ms. Rachel, came under fire after screenshots circulated online that showed her Instagram account liking a comment that read, “Free ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rachel Accurso, the prominent children’s entertainer known as Ms. Rachel, came under fire after screenshots circulated online that ...

Kids’ YouTube sensation Ms. Rachel, known as “the internet’s toddler whisperer,” has issued an apology amid backlash for liking an antisemitic Instagram comment. The popular children’s entertainer ...

Ahead of the costars sharing the screen in Send Help, which hits theaters Jan. 30, the Maze Runner alum admitted to E! News’ Will Marfuggi in an exclusive interview, “I had to completely conceal that ...

Jewish organizations are calling on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to cut ties with Youtube toddler sensation Ms. Rachel after she liked an antisemitic comment made on one of her posts. Ms. Rachel ...

The children's entertainer says it was an accident. Her critics say it points to a pattern. By Seth Abramovitch Senior Writer Children’s entertainer Rachel Accurso, known to millions of families as Ms ...

The poster for the new dark-comedy, psychological-thriller, genre-bending island survival flick Send Help initially made me think “Oh, this is another Sam Raimi horror film.” How wrong I was, and I ...