Roku said it has ordered additional episodes of Roku Recommends, its 15-minute weekly entertainment show that presents streaming options based on the platform’s viewing data.

The show was launched in June and is produced by Funny or Die working with Roku’s branded content team — some of whom were previously with the comedy-centered platform.

Roku Recommends has been a top 10 video-on-demand TV series in unique views on the Roku Channel based on internal data, the company said. Roku said that 71% of households that watched Roku Recommends streamed a new channel on the Roku platform after watching an episode of the show.

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“Roku has endless shows and movies to choose from as America’s No. 1 TV Streaming Platform,” said Maria Menounos, who co-hosts Roku Recommends with Andrew “Hawk” Hawkins. “If you’re like me, it’s hard to pick what to stream next. That’s why I’m so thrilled we get to bring you more episodes of our weekly program that was designed to help viewers rediscover classics or discover their next favorite show.”

Roku said that sponsors of Roku Recommends can use the Roku Measurement Partner Program to see if their integrations into the show reach SVOD-only steamers, adds incremental reach to their video campaign, shifts perceptions of their brands, drives consumers to stores or websites or makes cash registered ring.

Walmart is among the national advertisers that have sponsored the program.

“Today, advertisers need a new way to reach their customers, especially as more streamers spend time in ad-free, subscription-only environments,” Roku Brand Studio head Chris Bruss said. “We’re thrilled that major brands are finding Roku Recommends helps their customers discover movies and shows and go beyond the traditional 30-second ad to entertain and engage.”

E! Entertainment announced Monday that on-air personality Maria Menounos will step down as co-anchor of E! News.

Menounos, who has served as co-anchor of E! News since 2005, revealed recently in People Magazine that she underwent surgery last month to remove a brain tumor.

“Our thoughts and support go out to Maria and her family and we wish them all the best knowing that Maria will tackle this with the same fierce dedication she is known for,” said Adam Stotsky, President of E! Entertainment in a statement. “We are grateful for Maria’s many contributions to E! over the past three years.”

Menounos said in a statement: "I am so grateful for the past three years at E!, I had such an amazing time co-hosting with Jason Kennedy and working everyday with the wonderful roster of talent on the show including producers, staff and crew. It was such a special, good-hearted group and one I'll always consider family.  A special thank you to Frances Berwick and Adam Stotsky for all the support they have shown me through the years especially during these tough times. I will truly miss everyone and looking forward to this next chapter in my life."

The network said that the E! News team will continue to include a diverse stable of hosts, entertainment journalists and correspondents across platforms.