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Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Joe Biden’s chief adviser on the Chinese coronavirus, is set to appear in four episodes of Nickelodeon’s “Nick News Breaks” to answer children’s questions on the Chinese coronavirus.

“Blues Clues & You,” the long-running children’s show on the Nickelodeon cable network, is pushing LGBTQ pride with an alphabet video and song titled “ABC Song with Blue!”

Kid’s cable channel Nickelodeon broadcast its first F-bomb Sunday thanks to the Chicago Bears’ Cordarelle Patterson and a ref’s open mic.

Kids, Race and Unity is a one-hour special, hosted by Alicia Keys, that features Black Lives Matter leaders answering questions from kids and offers tools for families to have conversations about race and inclusivity. It will also highlight teen activists.

Nickelodeon aired eight minutes and 46 seconds with the message “I CAN’T BREATHE” in white letters emblazoned across a black screen. The message’s length matches the purported amount of time former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin placed his knee on George Floyd’s neck.

A professor at The King’s University College in Canada is making the case that the popular children’s show PAW Patrol is harmful because it promotes distrust of government and acceptance of capitalism.

The return of the Nickelodeon children’s cartoon “Rocko’s Modern Life” will feature a transgender story arc, according to the series creator.

PETA is using lies to demand the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles go pure vegan by eating only dairy-free pizza,

For the first time ever, MSNBC’s Wednesday programming topped all cable networks in total viewers. CNN was fourth behind Nickelodeon.

Angeline Jolie took home the orange blimp for “Favorite Villain” at Saturday’s Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards for her role as a wicked witch in last year’s Maleficent. In her acceptance speech, Jolie told her young audience not to be afraid

The Wall Street Journal recently published a strange piece called “Why Cable TV Beats the Internet, For Now.” Despite pay-TV losing 1.4 million customers last year, it seems the WSJ is device-challenged and unwilling to embrace the obvious future dominance of Internet streaming media. And the war to discount your cost for pay-TV is heating up.

Nickelodeon has been forced to pull an episode of the popular animated show “Oggy and the Cockroaches” from its website after parents complained about a scene featuring an image of a topless woman.