Netflix Revamps Kids Profiles to Add Character-Based Favorites Row on TVs
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Netflix wants to get tykes clicking into their favorite TV shows and movies faster: The streamer is launching a redesigned kids profile on connected TVs to prominently feature characters from their most-watched titles right on home screen.
It’s an effort by Netflix to engage kids more immediately, by using a visual language they grasp more easily than traditional poster images. In an update rolling out globally starting Tuesday, Netflix Kids profiles on TVs will now include a “favorites” row on the homepage with five characters perched above the related series or film.
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Michelle and Barack Obama, executive producers of the new Netflix children’s series
Waffles + Mochi, want kids to think about the food they’re putting in their bodies. Fighting childhood obesity was Michelle Obama’s signature platform when she held the title of First Lady for eight years.
Now, with
Waffles + Mochi, promoting healthy eating is one of the key goals of the show. The series features two puppet stars, an assortment of special celebrity guests, a series of musical and animated entertainment and a few trips around the world to learn how food influences different cultures.
How Michelle Obama s Health Campaign Is Getting Aid From Walmart, Blue Apron
03/16/21 AT 4:03 PM
Michelle Obama’s new Netflix series, “Waffles + Mochi,” which launched Tuesday, is the inspiration behind her new health campaign that works with Walmart and Blue Apron to deliver one million meals to families in need in the U.S.
The initiative “Pass the Love w/ Waffles + Mochi,” which is expected to start rolling out in May, works hand-in-hand with the Partnership for a Healthier America nonprofit, the former First Lady, as well as her Michelle and Barack Obama’s production company, Higher Grounds Productions.
The nonprofit has also stated that it’s aiming to “leverage the show, its characters, and Mrs. Obama to meaningfully shift our food culture toward more affordable, fun, at-home meals for families of every income level.
Michelle Obama sur Netflix : elle dévoile son nouveau projet surprenant pour les enfants, Gaufrette et Mochi femmeactuelle.fr - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from femmeactuelle.fr Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.