Saturday, January 08, 2022

Top 10 Grossest FOOD Moments with The Loud House Puppets! 🍝 | Nickelodeon Toymation

Top 10 Grossest FOOD Moments with The Loud House Puppets! 🍝 | Toymation


Come along with puppet Lincoln, Baby Lily, and more Loud siblings for some weird and funny gross food moments! Would you rather eat sushi covered in pancake syrup with Lincoln and Lisa, or bugs and slugs dipped in B.O. water with Lana?! We hope you're hungry! 

#LoudHouse #GrossMoments #CartoonFood #PuppetShow #Toys

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Join SpongeBob, Blaze, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and more for some EPIC toy adventures, and watch scenes from your favorite Nickelodeon shows reimagined. Plus, tune in for original series with monstrous messes, wild challenges, and exciting games. Subscribe to the Nickelodeon Toymation YouTube channel at http://at.nick.com/ToymationSubscribe


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CELEBRATE Diversity & Sing Along w/ Santiago, Blue's Clues & PAW Patrol | Nick Jr.

CELEBRATE Diversity & Sing Along w/ Santiago, Blue's Clues & PAW Patrol | Nick Jr.


A little kindness goes a long way so share a smile, celebrate diversity and sing with your favorite Nick Jr. friends like Santiago of the Seas, PAW Patrol, Peppa Pig, and more!

#MLK #Diversity #NickJr #Noggin #SongsForKids

Watch Big Heart content (or songs) in Noggin!

Noggin’s "Big Heart" educational approach focuses on building preschoolers’ emotional knowledge and awareness of self and others. Through content, the "Big Heart" approach provides preschoolers' with a positive sense of self, an understanding and appreciation of others, and relationship skills.



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Loud House IRL vs. Animation: Character Room Tour Behind the Scenes! | Nickelodeon

Loud House IRL vs. Animation: Character Room Tour Behind the Scenes! | Nickelodeon


Ever wonder how the Loud House animation matches up in real life?! Check out this character room tour behind the scenes with animated Lincoln Loud and Wolfgang Schaeffer, who plays Lincoln in the Loud House Christmas Movie!

#LoudHouse #LoudHouseIRL #CharacterRoomTour

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Classic Rugrats Comic Strip for January 8, 2022 | Nickelodeon

Classic Rugrats Comic Strip for January 8, 2022 | Nickelodeon


Stream the classic and the all new CG-animated Rugrats series on Paramount+! Try it FREE at ParamountPlus.com!

Rugrats, provided to Creators Syndicate by Nickelodeon, based off the popular animated television series has been created for children and family's to laugh and enjoy together.

Follow these comics and their take on real episodes of the show and their own spin on hilarious adventures.

Read more Rugrats comic strips!: https://www.creators.com/features/rugrats

More Nick: Paramount Plus Renews the All-New 'Rugrats' for Season 2!

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RIAA Certifies 'Victorious' Song 'Take A Hint' as Platinum - Nearly a Decade After It Was First Released

The RIAA has announced its first wave of US song certifications for 2022, and the list includes “Take A Hint”, a song from Nickelodeon's hit musical-comedy series Victorious sang by Victoria Justice and Elizabeth Gillies!


Credited to the Victorious cast featuring Justice and Gillies, who portrayed Tori Vega and Jade West, respectively on the series, “Take A Hint” officially secured a platinum award on January 5, 2022. The award signifies 1 million in US units, with each equal to 1 paid download or 150 streams.

The certification comes just prior to the song’s ten-year anniversary; “Take A Hint” was featured in the Victorious season 3 episode "Tori & Jade's Play Date", which aired on Nickelodeon on March 3, 2012, and ultimately appeared on the Victorious 2.0: More Music from the Hit TV Show soundtrack album released the following June.


In the episode, Jade and Tori perform the duet to two annoying boys at Nozu in order to discourage the boys from flirting with them. The song was written by Maghan Kabir, Kevin Kadish and James Michael. The original song was written by Kadash and performed by Meghan Kabir, with the Victorious version having a few words replaced with phrases such as "Hey", but what the lyrics were implying were relatively different and more mature than other Nickelodeon songs.

“Take A Hint” is the first song from the Nickelodeon sitcom to attain platinum status in the United States. It follows Justice’s gold-certified “Freak The Freak Out” as the second to receive any RIAA certification.

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More Nick: Victorious Gang Reunites For Jade & Beck’s Wedding!

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Carmel, Indiana Resident Hosting Preschool Show on Nickelodeon's Noggin | FOX59 News

Carmel, Indiana Resident Hosting Preschool Show on Nickelodeon's Noggin


Lifelong Indiana man Emmanuel Carter is the host of Noggin Knows, a preschool series on Nickelodeon’s interactive learning channel, Noggin, that uses dancing and singing to get preschoolers up and moving.

FOX59 News spoke to him about his journey as he pursued his dream of acting and filmmaking from his home state.

You can find more information about his new show by visiting Noggin.com.

Albums featuring songs from the first two seasons of Noggin Knows are available to stream on all digital streaming platforms, including iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, Tidal, Pandora and more.


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What Women Binge #1: Melissa Joan Hart Watches Clarissa for the First Time

What Women Binge #1: Melissa Joan Hart Watches Clarissa for the First Time


On the debut episode of What Women Binge, Melissa Joan Hart and Amanda Lee discuss how they met and became friends. You will also find out how the pandemic and a group chat led to Melissa deciding to do a podcast. The "homework assignment" given for the first episode was to watch the first episode of Clarissa Explains It All, including Melissa who had never seen it.  Hear inside stories from the set and learn more about your two new favorite podcast hosts as they ask each other questions they will be asking their guests in future episodes.

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January 2022 schedule:

January 5 — In the premiere episode, Melissa Joan Hart and co-host Amanda Lee discuss the very first episode of Hart’s iconic ’90’s Nickelodeon series, Clarissa Explains It All. 

January 12 — Actress Candice King discusses her series, Vampire Diaries, the Real Housewives franchise, and her co-starring role opposite Reba McEntire and John Schneider in this year’s holiday favorite, Christmas In Tune, which Hart produced.

January 19 — Greg Evigan and his daughter Vanessa Evigan (How I Met Your Mother) talk about music, Greg's classic series BJ and the Bear and My Two Dads, and Vanessa’s starring role opposite Hart in fan-favorite Holiday in Handcuffs. 

January 26 — NSYNC’s Chris Kirkpatrick and his wife Karly talk about how they met, moving to Nashville, the Kardashians, and Chris reminisces about NSYNC’s appearance on Hart’s series Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and being cut out of Star Wars.

Clarissa Explains It All, Sabrina The Teenage Witch and The Casagrandes are available to stream on Paramount+. Try it FREE today at ParamountPlus.com!


Originally published: January 05, 2022.

Additional source: Newswires.

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Meet Kid of the Year 2021 Nominee Orion Jean

Meet Kid of the Year 2021 Nominee Orion Jean

COURTESY JEAN FAMILY

Who will become Kid of the Year for 2021? The answer will be revealed on February 9 during a TV special on Nickelodeon. In the weeks leading up to the show, Time for Kids be introducing the top five nominees. Read on!

Orion Jean has the same interests as other 11-year-olds. He listens to music and plays with friends. But there’s one thing that makes him different from other kids: Orion leads campaigns focused on doing good deeds for others.

Orion started his first campaign after winning the National Kindness Speech Contest in 2020. The competition challenges young people to write and perform a two-minute speech about kindness. In his, Orion said kindness is a virtue we can all possess, if we’re willing. “So why not start today?” he says.

Orion practices what he preaches. He organizes events to provide for people in need of food, toys, and books. His motivation can be summed up by a line from his winning speech: “Join me in the race of kindness. The best part is [that] everybody wins.” You can watch Orion's inspiring winning speech here.

Spreading Joy

Orion bought toys for patients at the Children’s Health hospital in Dallas, Texas. He used his $500 prize from the speech contest. To encourage others to donate toys to local hospitals, he began the first of his Race to Kindness campaigns, the Race to 500 Toys.

He didn’t stop there. Seeing hunger in his community, Orion partnered with food drives and a relief group to collect more than 100,000 meals for Texas families.

READY TO GIVE In October 2020, Orion collects food for families in need in Fort Worth, Texas. COURTESY JEAN FAMILY

Giving is just one of Orion’s passions. Another is reading. He has combined the two in the Race to 500,000 Books.

Life’s Mission

According to a 2021 survey by the nonprofit group Reading Is Fundamental, 94% of teachers, parents, and caregivers say their biggest concern is that students don’t have access to print books. “There are people who live in areas where it’s almost impossible to get any [books],” Orion says. “It breaks my heart.”

BOOKS FOR ALL Orion attends a book fair he helped organize in Dallas, Texas, last October. CITY OF DALLAS

Orion has worked with several organizations to run events where people can drop off new or gently used books. He accomplished his goal of collecting 500,000 books in just a few months.

BOOKED UP! Orion shows off books donated during a drive in Mansfield, Texas, last June. COURTESY JEAN FAMILY

Orion is an author himself. For kids who’d like to help those in need, he has written A Kids Book About Leadership. He says his purpose in life is to alleviate pain wherever he finds it. That’s something we can all aspire to, he believes. “When people come together for a common cause, great things can happen.” A Kids Book About Leadership is available to purchase today.

A SPECIAL TOUCH Orion writes a note to a donated book’s future owner in May 2021. COURTESY JEAN FAMILY


Originally published: January 08, 2022.

Based on an original article by Rebecca Mordechai for TIME for Kids.

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Meet Kid of the Year 2021 Nominee Mina Fedor

Meet Kid of the Year 2021 Nominee Mina Fedor

COURTESY FEDOR FAMILY

Who will become Kid of the Year for 2021? The answer will be revealed on February 9 during a TV special on Nickelodeon! In the weeks leading up to the show, TIME for Kids will be introducing the top five nominees. Read on!

Mina Fedor and her mom were walking near their home, in Piedmont, California, when a stranger leaned toward her mom and coughed. Mina knew what it meant. Her mom is Korean. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, in 2020, there has been a rise in discrimination and violent attacks against Asian Americans. It’s fueled by a false belief that Asians are responsible for the coronavirus.

Experiencing racism firsthand was an eye-opener for Mina. She had to speak out. Not satisfied to raise a single voice in protest, she and her friends organized a rally in March 2021. On social media, Mina invited people to join her at a park in Berkeley, California.

YOUTH POWER Mina (center) leads ralliers over a bridge in Berkeley, California, in March 2021. | IVANA LEE

She expected about 70 people. More than 1,200 showed up. They carried signs: “We Have Power,” “I Am Not a Virus,” and “Stop Asian Hate!!!” Mina led the crowd on a march to a footbridge crossing a freeway, where people posted their signs on the fence. Cars passing below honked in support. Mina knows that racism isn’t new. She and her brother have been called names. And she has studied United States history.

But COVID-19 has brought a new wave of prejudice. Asian Americans fought back in the past. Like them, Mina is rising to her moment.

TAKING A STAND Mina speaks to people at the rally in Berkeley, California, in March 2021. JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO­—MEDIANEWS GROUP/EAST BAY TIMES/GETTY IMAGES

Spreading the Word

Mina, now 13, is no newbie to activism. She participated in her first rally in 2017. It was the Women’s March in Los Angeles. Mina might seem like a naturally outspoken kid, but that’s not the case. She has been described as quietly intense. At the Berkeley rally, she overcame her nervousness to speak to the crowd. She believes in young people’s power to create change by making themselves heard.

LOUD AND CLEAR From left, Cooper Hong, Cam-Ly Nguyen, and Mina march at a rally in San Francisco in May 2021. COURTESY FEDOR FAMILY

On that day in Berkeley, Mina founded AAPI Youth Rising (AAPI stands for “Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders”). The middle school activists worked to get a law passed that makes teaching ethnic studies mandatory in California public high schools. The group also partners with national organizations to support education on racism, ethnic diversity, and AAPI issues in schools nationwide.

Many instances of anti-Asian discrimination are not reported in the news. That’s why Mina sees it as her responsibility to be outspoken. She won’t be silent in the face of hate.


Originally published: January 08, 2022.

Based on an original article by Brian S. McGrath for TIME for Kids.

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Catching Up with 2020's Kid of the Year Honorees

Catching Up with 2020's Kid of the Year Honorees


A year has passed since the first TIME Kid of the Year TV special aired on Nickelodeon. The special introduced Bellen, Gitanjali, Ian, Jordan, and Tyler, and named Gitanjali the 2020 Kid of the Year. Since then, these kids have been busy with activism, art, and education. Read their updates below. And stay tuned: The next Kid of the Year special will air Wednesday, February 9 on Nickelodeon. Who will it be?

Gitanjali Rao, 16

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Gitanjali’s schedule got even busier after she was named the 2020 TIME Kid of the Year. As a TFK Kid Reporter, she guest-edited TIME for Kids' 2020 best-inventions list. She continues to hold innovation workshops in partnership with global organizations. The workshops “have reached 53,000 students across 27 countries,” Gitanjali told TFK. She also partnered with UNICEF on Kindly, her anti-cyberbullying service. Kindly will soon be available around the world.

“On the research front,” Gitanjali says, “I am continuing to work on finding parasitic contaminants in water.” She’s also an intern with the Colorado Department of Law.


Tyler Gordon, 15

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In December 2020, Tyler’s portrait of LeBron James appeared on TIME’s “Athlete of the Year” cover. Tyler has worked with brands such as Disney, Foot Locker, and T-Mobile. And in September 2021, he published a book of his paintings called We Can: Portraits of Power. He’s planning a second book. Tyler is also exploring the fashion world—he’s thinking about starting a clothing line.

As a TFK Kid Reporter, Tyler wrote about having talked to Kamala Harris in November 2020. Harris, who had just been elected vice president of the United States, reached out after a video of him painting her portrait went viral. “I couldn’t believe I was actually talking to Kamala Harris,” he wrote.


Ian McKenna, 17

COURTESY IAN MCKENNA


Ian is a student at the University of Texas at Austin. (Above, he shows his college pride by making the hand sign for the Texas Longhorns.) This year, Ian says, “I’ve been fortunate to have been invited to speak with many organizations, including the Clinton Foundation’s educational programs and the Andy Roddick Foundation’s summer camp.” He’s working with MadeGood foods to bring American and Canadian youth together on global issues. And proceeds from a song written about him are going to Katie’s Krops. It’s an organization dedicated to fighting hunger.

“I’m so excited to have had this opportunity to raise awareness about hunger and food insecurity,” he says.


Bellen Woodard, 11

COURTESY TOSHA WOODARD

Bellen started middle school this year. Her More than Peach crayons are for sale on Target’s website and she says they may soon be in the retailer’s stores. They’ve also been featured at museums. In January 2022, they will be added to the collection at the Science History Institute, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Bellen continues to be honored and featured by many organizations and news outlets. And her first children’s book is coming out in the summer. Plus, she says, “I’ve had a chance to interview amazing leaders as a TFK [Kid] Reporter.” These include United States education secretary Miguel Cardona, astronaut Mae Jemison, and former First Lady Michelle Obama.


Jordan Reeves, 15

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Jordan has been raising funds for her nonprofit group, which she relaunched with a new name—Design with Us—and a new website this year. The group has been holding events virtually. But Jordan hopes to get back to in-person workshops in 2022. “I also worked on a few video projects and with some magazines to continue the conversation about disability inclusion,” she told TFK.

Jordan has enjoyed her high school’s theater program. She worked behind the scenes with the stage crew in the spring. And she recently played Gary, the snail in The SpongeBob Musical.



Originally published: January 08, 2022.

Based on an original article by Allison Singer-Kushnir for TIME for Kids.

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