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 ...

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, ...

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 ...

Early childhood educator Ms. Rachel has expanded her popular toy line. The new toys are now available for purchase at Target. Additions include a bedtime routine playset and pull-back vehicle toys. Ms ...

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Rachel Zoe is heading into 2026 with hopes of finding rest in the midst of her busy career, and there’s no place like home. The new diamond holder and fashion ...

Ms. Rachel is more than just one of the most popular YouTube content creators for toddlers — she’s also an activist who’s committed to a better world for kids and their families. The Glamour Women of ...

Tiger Woods’ former mistress Rachel Uchitel is set to tie the knot in a backyard ceremony in Palm Beach, Fla., with a dash of vintage New York style on New Year’s Eve, we hear. A source tells Page Six ...

Early childhood educator and YouTube phenomenon Rachel Accurso – known to her tiny fans as Ms. Rachel – posted a sweet message on Instagram this week to say that everyone is welcome in her classroom, ...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services quietly altered the official portrait of Admiral Rachel Levine, the first openly transgender person confirmed to a four-star federal position, ...

The primetime host will debut the new podcast Dec. 1, tackling the series of events that led to the U.S. to incarcerate Japanese Americans at the beginning of World War II. By Alex Weprin Senior ...