JoJo Siwa is putting Nickelodeon on blast.
On Tuesday (September 14), the 18-year-old performer took to social media to voice her frustration with the entertainment company over her upcoming tour, claiming they are blocking her from performing her own songs.
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Steve Burns is pulling on our heartstrings!
On Tuesday (September 7), the 47-year-old original host of the beloved Nickelodeon show Blue’s Clues returned to the spotlight to share a heart-warming message with all of his now grown-up fans.
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Dan Schneider is opening up about his departure from Nickelodeon.
The 55-year-old TV producer, who announced that he was leaving the network in 2018, got candid in his first interview with the New York Times.
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Nickelodeon is making history on their network by casting an openly trans teenager to star in Danger Force.
It was announced this afternoon that Sasha Cohen would joined the series.
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The Paramount+’s Rugrats series is set to debut today on the streaming service, but one character has a major change from the original series.
The new series will feature a character who has come out as gay!
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Two episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants are gone from streaming.
The episodes, “Kwarantined Crab,” and “Mid-Life Crustacean,” were pulled from Paramount+ and Amazon due to inappropriate content, according to CNN on Tuesday (March 30).
Season 12′s “Kwarantined Crab” follows the story of a virus, and a health inspector finding a case of “Clam Flu” at the Krusty Krab. The patrons are quarantined, and those who are assumed to have the virus are tossed into the freezer.
The removal comes amid a rise in anti-Asian violence in the United States which has prompted many celebrities to speak out. The episode mirrors similar tensions and suspicions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. The World Health Organization is urging people to avoid terms like “Chinese virus,” which was repeatedly used by former President Donald Trump.
“We have decided to not air it due to sensitivities surrounding the global, real-world pandemic,” a spokesperson for Nickelodeon told CNN Business.
Another episode, called “Mid-Life Crustacean” was pulled since 2018. In the episode, SpongeBob, Patrick and Mr. Krabs break into a woman’s house and steal her underwear.
“We determined some story elements were not kid-appropriate,” Nickelodeon said.
Fans might find it a little weird that this superstar is a part of the new SpongeBob movie.
The 2021 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards nominees have just been announced!
The annual kid-centric awards ceremony will air on Saturday, March 13 at 7:30pm ET/PT with host Kenan Thompson.
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Kenan is of course no stranger to Nickelodeon or the KCAs: he won a blimp for Favorite Male TV Star for his work on All That in 2000. He was also nominated in the same category with his friend and co-star Kel Mitchell in 1998. They both have appeared on and executive produce the new All That on Nickelodeon as well!
This year’s show will feature live and interactive fan walls that bring celebrities and families at home to the main stage, as well as live voting all night long where fans stay in control, plus a KCA award presented by one lucky family chosen during the show.
Nominees this year include Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Stranger Things and more.
Voting for the KCAs is NOW OPEN at KidsChoiceAwards.com.
There was also a big reunion that happened during the last show!
Guess what!!! I’m hosting this year’s Kids’ Choice Awards on @Nickelodeon! Bring on the slime!!!!!! 🤣🙌🏾😂 See you on Saturday, March 13! #KCA #KidsChoiceAwards2021 pic.twitter.com/zvFWaL75qI
— Kenan Thompson (@kenanthompson) February 2, 2021
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