Congratulations to Nickelodeon’s Leon Thomas (Victorious), Keke Palmer (True Jackson VP), and Lance Robertson (Yo Gabba Gabba), who have been nominated at the 43rd NAACP Image Awards – “a multi-cultural awards show from an African American point of view.” The three stars are up for “Outstanding Performance in a Youth/Children’s Program (Series or Special).”
China Anne McClain – A.N.T. Farm
Keke Palmer – True Jackson, VP
Lance Robertson – Yo Gabba Gabba
Leon Thomas III – Victorious
Zendaya Coleman – Shake It Up
We’re proud of all of the nominees and their great work! Who do you hope wins the award?
The Image Awards will air live on NBC February 17th at 8/7c.
Hungry for breakfast? Hip hop legend and “Yo Gabba Gabba” star Biz Markie’s new single “Pancakes & Syrup” is now available on iTunes. Check out the preview of the song below.
And if you hear the whole song, there’s a section where Biz raps “yum, yum, eat em up” a few times. Could he be channeling his inner Dale from “Doug?”
What do you think of Biz and his new hit?
Tomorrow, December 18, a the brand new holiday episode of “Yo Gabba Gabba” called “A Very Awesome Christmas” will premiere on Nick Jr at 8pm ET/PT. Guest stars Tori Spelling, Tony Hawk, My Chemical Romance, Cults, Mark Mothersbaugh, and Leslie Hall will join the gang in celebrating the holidays – as well as a special visit from Santa, himself!
Check out My Chemical Romance performing “Every Snowflake is Different (Just Like You) and Cults performing a great song about hot chocolate from the episode below.
Do you plan on tuning in?
Are you a fan of “Yo Gabba Gabba?” How about punk rockers My Chemical Romance? The guys from MCR recently stopped by Yo Gabba Gabba to perform their new holiday hit “Every Snowflake is Different (Just Like You)” for the holiday season – joined by a big blue yeti!
The episode “A Very Awesome Christmas” airs Sunday, Dec. 16, on Nick, Jr, and features Tori Spelling, Mark Mothersbaugh, Tony Hawk, Leslie Hall, and Cults.
Sounds great! Do you plan on tuning in?
Nick Jr‘s “Yo Gabba Gabba” has been entertaining children and adults throughout the world with toys, episodes, and concerts. So, can we expect to see a film in the future?
“Yo Gabba Gabba” co-creator Christian Jacobs recently met up with nola.com to discuss what’s next for the show:
Two or three years ago, we started working on the development of a movie. It was tabled for a while, but it’s definitely a priority this year.
Great news! Are you a fan of “Yo Gabba Gabba?” Would you love to see them on the big screen? What do you think the movie would be about? And which guest stars would you like to see in it?
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