SANTA MONICA: Ovation TV has slated the U.S. debut of the six-part documentary series Millennials: Growing Up in the 21st Century for May.

LONDON: Entertainment One (eOne) has partnered with U.K. supermarket giant Asda in a deal that will see the preschool property Peppa Pig play a key role in the store’s annual Baby and Toddler event.

SINGAPORE: Bomanbridge Media has sold three children’s titles, including Care Bears & Cousins, to ABS-CBN in the Philippines.

LONDON/LOS ANGELES: Entertainment One (eOne) has placed the martial arts drama Into the Badlands into more than 260 territories around the world, including deals with Amazon in the U.K. and Germany and HBO in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

SANTA MONICA/UNIVERSAL CITY: The Royals creator Mark Schwahn has agreed to a new contract to continue as executive producer, writer and director for the hit E! drama series, in addition to signing a first-look deal with Lionsgate and Universal Cable Productions (UCP).

TOKYO/BEVERLY HILLS: Starz Digital has expanded its content licensing pact with Hulu in Japan to include Ash vs Evil Dead and seasons one and two of Power.

STOCKHOLM: Eccho Rights has added two senior executives to its team, Dorit Schilling in Germany and Karin Strandberg Blom in Sweden.

LOS ANGELES: Novovision recently launched two separate entities that will be dedicated to the virtual reality (VR) industry.

CANNES: With the high-stakes singing talent show The Legend, Global Agency believes it has found “the next big thing, a format that the industry has been waiting for for a long time,” says Umay Ayaz, the company’s head of acquisitions.

CANNES: Having solidified its reputation as a supplier of successful Turkish dramas, ITV-Inter Medya is now ready to conquer the format arena with titles such as Join Instant.