We have some more exciting news to share at Philo. All authenticated users can now see Philo content within the Apple TV app! The recent update for the Philo app (version 3.0) added support for Apple TV users, giving you the ability to deep-link their service from the Apple TV app directly to content on Philo. The update also gives subscribers the ability to store the service as their TV provider, known as “Single Sign-On” into TV Everywhere (TVE) apps.

Some of the features include:

– Single Sign-On support

– Universal search

– Deep-linking additions

– Improved authentication and subscription registration

– Live Tune-In

Single Sign-On is accessed through the Settings app on the iPhone, iPad or Apple TV. From there, you can choose your TV provider so you will not have to sign in again with your [Philo](https://thestreamable.com/live-tv-streaming/philo) credentials. 

For our users who love to watch Philo on Apple devices, we’re excited to make the viewing experience even smoother and more enjoyable.

As always, you can find out more information and read the FAQs, at Philo’s [Help Center](https://help.philo.com/). Happy streaming!


We have some more exciting news to share at Philo. All authenticated users can now see Philo content within the Apple TV app! The recent update for the Philo app (version 3.0) added support for Apple TV users, giving you the ability to deep-link their service from the Apple TV app directly to content on Philo. The update also gives subscribers the ability to store the service as their TV provider, known as “Single Sign-On” into TV Everywhere (TVE) apps.

Philo is Now Live on the Apple TV App

Our “browse while watching” feature is now available for Philo subscribers who use Roku devices! 

With this new feature, you can watch a show or movie and browse Philo for other content at the same time. In other words, you don’t have to stop streaming your current show while you search for other things to watch. 

Browsing while you watch is really easy to do. Simply play something on Philo and then click up or down on the Roku remote. 

-Clicking down allows you to quickly browse channels or related content, starting from the last page you visited before playback.

-Clicking up allows you to navigate to Philo’s menu pages, including Search. 

Either way, your current video will continue playing in the background while you explore what Philo has to offer.  

So, start making plans with Philo while watching Philo! This way, when the commercial break starts during 90-Day Fiance, you can easily switch to what’s currently airing on AMC. Or, spend the break looking through the channel guide to see what’s coming up next. The fun on Philo never stops! 

With so many great things to watch on Philo, we understand why our subscribers have been asking for this feature. This update is rolling out to Roku devices first, with Fire TV, Android TV, and Apple TV coming later this year. Check out our [Help Center](https://help.philo.com/using-philo/browse-and-watch) for details about device compatibility. 

Happy streaming (and browsing)!


Our “browse while watching” feature is now available for Philo subscribers who use Roku devices! 

With this new feature, you can watch a show or movie and browse Philo for other content at the same time. In other words, you don’t have to stop streaming your current show while you search for other things to watch. 


Watch and browse Philo at the same time on Roku!

In celebration of March’s Women’s History Month, and International Women’s Day, Philo has released a curated collection titled “[Celebrating Women](https://nyl.as/t1/179/acpys40n6rd3o0v7j6nsyqv8h/0/8e4ee8d8e89f2c3c377848c2aa7b73517debdec76f83b4265ccb522377a8c53b).” The collection includes movies and shows that amplify female experiences, explore narratives centered around women, and commemorate their vital role in today’s society. 

Here are a few recommended titles featuring strong and smart female characters that you can find on Philo this month and beyond:

[Tyler Perry's Sistas](https://philo.com/l/c2P6F/RW5HKFSF): Sistas is a comedy-drama about a group of single Black women, navigating the ups and downs of modern life. The series follows Andi Barnes, an ambitious divorce lawyer; Danni King, a funny and fearless airport employee; Karen Mott, a street-smart hair salon owner, and Sabrina Hollins, a smart and stylish bank teller. The show takes viewers on a roller coaster ride of emotions and moments that epitomize "squad goals."

[Killing Eve](https://philo.com/l/cwZMX/RW5HKFSF): Catch up on the show everyone’s talking about! Eve's life as a spy isn’t turning out how she had hoped. The bored, desk-bound MI5 security officer is thrust into a deadly cat and mouse game with Villanelle, a sadistic assassin clinging to the luxuries and perks of her unusual job. Each woman equally obsessed with the other, face off in stunning locales across the globe, leaving a trail of chaos in their wake. 

[Grey’s Anatomy](https://philo.com/l/z9X7d/RW5HKFSF): This long-running medical drama focuses on Meredith Grey and a group of her colleagues at a Seattle hospital. The series follows their journey from interns to surgeons.. Watch all of the drama, and a little romance, unfold as they deal with challenging interpersonal relationships and the unpredictability of working in a busy hospital..  

[Bombshell](https://philo.com/l/Vpdpw/RW5HKFSF) (EPIX add-on): In the mood for a movie? Bombshell is the provocative real story of three whip-smart, ambitious, strong women who anchored one of America's most powerful news networks -- becoming headlines themselves when they risked everything to stand up to the man who made them famous.

[Dr. Mercy](https://philo.com/l/gRSD2/RW5HKFSF): Follow Dr. Mercy Odueyungbo in her television show as she specializes in treating the most unusual, extreme and rare skin disorders. Dr. Mercy helps patients regain a sense of confidence and self-worth along the way. 

[Damages ](https://philo.com/l/H4rqK/RW5HKFSF)(STARZ add-on): If you haven’t seen this riveting series, you should definitely give it a watch.  Rose Byrne stars as  a young, hotshot lawyer who crosses paths with a cutthroat veteran attorney, played by Glenn Close. The two engage in a deadly game of manipulation and backstabbing, putting those closest to them at risk.

[Don’t Waste Your Pretty](https://philo.com/l/rz37X/RW5HKFSF): Sorting through life’s challenges can be tough, but having good friends by your side can make it all worthwhile. Don’t Waste Your Pretty is a drama that follows a close-knit group of friends who lean on each other when jobs, romance or family interactions prove more complicated than they had ever anticipated.

[Michelle Obama: Forward Motion](https://philo.com/l/n6FKS/RW5HKFSF): Empowering. Charismatic. Intelligent. These are just a few of  many ways to describe the former first lady, Michelle Obama. This captivating documentary peels back the layers of this iconic woman, detailing her journey  from her humble beginnings on the South Side of Chicago to the White House.

[Tina Turner: Live in Barcelona](https://philo.com/l/M6gWx/RW5HKFSF): She’s simply the best! Tina Turner is at the top of her game as she performs all of her greatest hits with a full band, dazzling the audience with her iconic dance movies and powerhouse vocals against a backdrop of fireworks and pyrotechnics in this TV special.

[Erin Brockovich](https://philo.com/l/wJPNK/RW5HKFSF): Julia Roberts stars in this blockbuster, based on the true story of a single mother who becomes a legal assistant and almost single-handedly brings down a California power company accused of polluting a city's water supply, causing devastating illnesses among its residents.

[A League of Their Own](https://philo.com/l/qWgrC/RW5HKFSF): This 1992 film starring Tom Hanks and Geena Davis tells a fictionalized account of the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League from the 1940s that sprung up during WWII. With Madonna and Rosie O'Donnell also co-starring, it has strong messages of teamwork, compassion, and "girl power" and offers relatable female characters who throw fastballs right through the gender stereotypes of their day.

[The Carol Burnett Show](https://philo.com/l/DN9fX/RW5HKFSF): Comedian and stage legend Carol Burnett, leads a motley crew of comedic actors in this ‘60s variety show. Tune in to see a laugh riot of sketch comedy and hilarious characters.

[The Golden Girls](https://philo.com/l/vNC7C/RW5HKFSF): Four mature women experience the joys and angst of living out their golden years together in Miami. Strong-willed Dorothy and her mother Sophia lend their biting wit and Cicillian flair to every situation, while lusty southern belle Blanche proves that you can have an active dating life at any age. And the ladies can always count on spacey Rose, played by [comedy legend Betty White](https://blog.philo.com/posts/Betty-White-Movies-On-Philo/), to lend her homespun wisdom at the most inappropriate times. Things aren’t always perfect, but when the show's theme song is titled "Thank You for Being a Friend," you know it’ll all work out in the end.

What do you love watching during Women’s History Month?  Tell us about your favorite female characters and women-led movies and shows on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/philoTV) and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/PhiloTV), with the hashtag #CelebratingWomen. 


Watch Women's History Month movies and shows on Philo! Our collection includes those that amplify female experiences and commemorate their role in society.


Women's History Month Movies, Shows, & Specials | Philo Blog

At Philo, it’s no secret that we are deeply committed to our audience. From new features, to how we price our service, to how we think about customer service, our subscribers are always top of mind. That focus is one of the great joys of working at Philo. So with that in mind, it’s really exciting to share the news of our latest addition.

We’re thrilled to launch Kin Community’s [Video-on-Demand](https://philo.com/l/dDhc2/RW5HKFSF) (VOD) library on Philo. Truly a kindred spirit (apologies for the pun), Kin’s special brand of female-focused lifestyle content- with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and female empowerment from diverse talent, fits perfectly into the Philo lineup. Shows including “Really, Truly, Maybe” with Christina Milian, “Hello Hunnay” with Jeannie Mai, and “Heart of the Batter” with Jordin Sparks, are now available as part of Philo’s base package for all subscribers. 

But that’s not all…

Our partnership with Kin is also making waves, as we’ll be launching our first original series on Philo! Exclusive to the service, __Boss Moves__ with Rasheeda, stars the iconic Love and Hip Hop Atlanta cast member Rasheeda Frost.  New episodes will be streaming weekly starting in the Spring of 2022 and available to all Philo subscribers. The 12-episode, half-hour series begins shooting this month in Rasheeda’s hometown of Atlanta. 

Rasheeda is a fan-favorite reality TV superstar and former rapper, but also a highly successful entrepreneur and mogul in the making. Whether showing viewers around her Pressed boutique, filled with her best fashion finds, or cooking up new dishes in her beautiful kitchen, she’s always in boss mode strategizing her next big move. 

In __Boss Moves__, Rasheeda will welcome audiences into her homes and businesses to give them a never-before seen inside look at how she manages her growing empire. From restaurants to fashion to her international real estate holdings, Rasheeda’s hustle never lets up. Informative, aspirational, and full of excitement, viewers of Boss Moves will be treated to tips on how they can follow Rasheeda’s lead and grow their own empire. 

Happy streaming! Let us know your favorite Kin show by tagging us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/philoTV) and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/PhiloTV).


At Philo, it’s no secret that we are deeply committed to our audience. From new features, to how we price our service, to how we think about customer service, our subscribers are always top of mind. That focus is one of the great joys of working at Philo. So with that in mind, it’s really exciting to share the news of our latest addition.

Philo Adds Kin VOD Library and Announces First Original Series!

Black joy. Black resilience. Black excellence. Black history is layered, rich and diverse. This February, in honor of Black History Month, Philo is highlighting its Black Experiences collection, a thoughtfully curated list of movies, TV shows, documentaries and specials celebrating the nuances of Black culture and lived experiences. 

Here are some suggestions of shows to enjoy on Philo during Black History month, and beyond: 

[Marshall ](https://t.nylas.com/t1/179/5r36f5e63e9kfie0n8tkvag7c/9/ea5848ef4d90613b0a590632ddc3b0d6987096f5c69039da1a8afaf4dd126eeb)

This biopic follows Young Thurgood Marshall as he faces one of his greatest challenges while working as a lawyer for the NAACP. Marshall travels to conservative Connecticut to clear the name of Black chauffeur accused of assault and the attempted murder of a wealthy socialite. Marshall would go on to become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice from October 1967 until October 1991. Prior to his judicial service, he successfully argued several cases before the Supreme Court, including Brown v. Board of Education.

[Becoming: Michelle Obama in Conversation](https://www.philo.com/go/becomingmichelleobama)

Former First Lady, Michelle Obama, sat down with actress Yara Shahidi for an intimate fireside chat and Q&A session. Michelle Obama covers the themes from her critically-acclaimed memoir Becoming and she also discusses topics from diversity and inclusion, and mental wellness with college students from across the country. 

[Malcolm X ](https://t.nylas.com/t1/179/5r36f5e63e9kfie0n8tkvag7c/5/2922eedd93631b926a45dda988e357a7b91e70725381ca1d31a96043869052d5)

The 1992 American epic biographical drama film about the Black activist Malcolm X. Directed and co-written by Spike Lee, Malcolm X stars Denzel Washington, Angela Bassett, Albert Hall, Al Freeman Jr., and Delroy Lindo. Washington depicts the famous activist and leader of the struggle for Black liberation. The film follows his journey from his imprisonment in the '50s to his rise as a leader in the Nation of Islam. His tragic assassination in 1965 left a legacy of self-determination and racial pride.

[I Am Not Your Negro](https://philo.com/l/pJ5xx/RW5HKFSF)

Narrated by actor Samuel L. Jackson, I Am Not Your Negro explores the history of racism in the United States through Baldwin's recollections and personal accounts of the lives and assassinations of three of his close friends: Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King, Jr. The film was nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 89th Academy Awards and won the BAFTA Award for Best Documentary.

[The Autobiography Of Miss Jane Pittman](https://philo.com/l/57Xkw/RKPPTK62)

Starring the late Academy Award winner, Cicely Tyson, this film tells the story of 110-year-old formerly enslaved Jane Pittman. She grants an interview to a persistent journalist and recounts the remarkable story of her life from growing up on a plantation to her emancipation. Jane’s story is a heartbreaking odyssey, framed by the horrors of slavery and the justice of the civil rights movement. 

[The Book Of Negroes](https://www.philo.com/player/show/U2hvdzo2MDg1NDg4OTk2NDg0NTE4MzA)

Written by Lawrence Hill, The Book of Negroes tells the story of Aminata Diallo, who makes this same journey after she is captured by slave traders in Africa and brought to America. Aminata's story illustrates the physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, religious, and economic violations of the transatlantic slave trade. The Book Of Negroes stars 2022 Academy Award nominee, Aujunae Ellis for her role in King Richard. 

[Dark Girls 2](https://philo.com/l/ffFVn/RW5HKFSF)

D. Channsin Berry’s Dark Girls 2 is a powerful documentary that explores the prejudices darker-skinned women face around the world. 

[Moonlight](https://philo.com/l/kmSr9/RW5HKFSF)

The [New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/06/09/movies/the-25-best-films-of-the-21st-century.html?mtrref=en.wikipedia.org&gwh=3F04126E35CA01CE6DEF1FE05BD3D8AE&gwt=pay&assetType=PAYWALL) called Moonlight “One of the best films of the 21st century”.  This Academy Award Best Picture winner stars Mahershala Ali and Janelle Monae. The movie is a glimpse into three defining chapters in the life of Chiron, a young black man growing up in Miami. His epic journey to manhood is guided by the kindness, support, and love of the community that helps raise him. 

[JANET JACKSON](https://t.nylas.com/t1/179/5r36f5e63e9kfie0n8tkvag7c/2/4161c52958adc12e53dd728c8f6af3133b31b9f3ab792c32dd1b58984f9de6f2)

The docuseries celebrates the 40th anniversary of Janet’s first album. Touted as “the definitive story on Janet Jackson”, it was the top watched show in 31 states the weekend it aired. Tune in to learn more about one of the bestselling and highest-earning artists in music history.

[About Face](https://philo.com/l/KPvqJ/RW5HKFSF)

Airing on Revry, About Face, chronicles the experiences of Thomas Allen Harris. As the AIDS epidemic in New York escalated during the ‘80s, Harris, a young, Black, and out man,  produced a series of public television programs focused on HIV/AIDS, bringing folks who were previously ignored by mainstream media to the core of public discussion. Despite the program’s success, Harris faced challenges that ultimately led him to suspend his work in public television. 

What are your favorite movies, documentaries, and shows to watch when celebrating Black History Month? Let us know on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/philoTV) and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/PhiloTV), using #BlackExperiencesonPhilo. 

Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures. 


Black joy. Black resilience. Black excellence. Black history is layered, rich and diverse. This February, in honor of Black History Month, Philo is highlighting its Black Experiences collection, a thoughtfully curated list of movies, TV shows, documentaries and specials celebrating the nuances of Black culture and lived experiences.

Black History Month Movies and Specials to Watch on Philo     

__Wednesday, February 2nd is Groundhog Day__, and you can enjoy Bill Murray’s hit movie [Groundhog Day](https://philo.com/l/JZtqx/RW5HKFSF) over and over again on Philo (with the STARZ add-on or with a free trial!).

The 1993 classic movie follows Phil (Bill Murray), a cynical TV weatherman, covering the annual Groundhog Day celebration. He gets caught in a blizzard that he didn't predict and finds himself trapped in a time warp, doomed to relive the same terrible day.

Never seen Groundhog Day? Now is the time to give it a watch! Also starring Andie MacDowell and Chris Elliott, it’s considered one of the greatest films ever made according to [Collider](https://collider.com/1993-movies/#film-history) and [The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2014/8/22/6056729/1993-vs-1994-what-was-the-best-year-in-film#1993), scoring a [96% approval rating](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/groundhog_day) on Rotten Tomatoes. 

If you aren’t familiar with the tradition of Groundhog Day and why it is a North American tradition, here’s a short history lesson. The holiday derives from a Pennsylvania Dutch superstition that if a groundhog emerges from its burrow on February 2nd and sees its shadow due to clear weather, winter will go on for six more weeks. If the furry friend does not see its shadow because it’s cloudy, spring will arrive early. The most famous ceremony is held in Punxsutawney, in western Pennsylvania, which features a somewhat mythical and famous groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil. 	

Want to see what Phil predicts? Tune into Accuweather’s [Forecasting Phil: The AccuWeather Spring Preview](https://philo.com/l/3gzDv/RW5HKFSF). The special features the woodchuck of the hour, Punxsutawney Phil, and actor Stephen Tobolowsky, who appeared as Ned Ryerson in [Groundhog Day](https://philo.com/l/JZtqx/RW5HKFSF). Watch the informative 30-minute special which includes forecasting along with fun anecdotes.

So what’s your prediction, is spring coming early or is winter here for a bit longer? If you are a fan of the movie, let us know on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/philoTV) and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/PhiloTV)!

*Photo courtesy of [Columbia Pictures and Sony](https://www.sonypictures.com/movies/groundhogday). 


Wednesday, February 2nd is Groundhog Day, and you can enjoy Bill Murray’s hit movie Groundhog Day over and over again on Philo (with the STARZ add-on or with a free trial!).

The 1993 classic movie follows Phil (Bill Murray), a cynical TV weatherman, covering the annual Groundhog Day celebration. He gets caught in a blizzard that he didn't predict and finds himself trapped in a time warp, doomed to relive the same terrible day.


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Celebrate Groundhog Day with the Bill Murray Classic Film and Punxsutawney Phil!