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[Olivia] is a show where the ordinary meets the extraordinary, and we've worked closely with the team at Nickelodeon to bring Olivia's world to life," said Megan Laughton, Supervising Producer for the Olivia series at Chorion. "Olivia's imagination takes her all over the world, but her daily interactions with family and friends will resonate with children everywhere.
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Nathan Kress, better known as Freddie on Nickelodeon's hit show "iCarly," comes to Charleston Town Center Mall for a meet-and-greet today. It's all part of "iCarly Day" in Center Court, which kicks off at 11:30 a.m. and also includes a performance by local teen dance group, the U Crew as well as a fashion show. Answer the questions about "iCarly" in the form at right, clip it and drop it off at FlipSide's table at the event for your chance to score a free book. Five winners will be drawn at random from those entries with all correct answers. Their prize will be mailed to them.
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If you can't get enough of "Victorious," you're in luck. This month, Nickelodeon is beginning a rollout of products related to its hit show, in which Victoria Justice plays the central character, Tori Vega, who attends the prestigious performing arts high school, Hollywood Arts. We're talking everything from clothing to accessories to DVDs to a soundtrack album to toys to electronics.
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Viewers can go on the road with Slime Across America and participate in the messiness by tuning in to Nickelodeon's Slime Across America summer on-air packaging, airing weekdays now through August 17, from 5 to 7 p.m. ET/PT. Nick will visit a different place each week for two months as the 18-wheel Slime Mobile makes its way across the country, bringing the ultimate Nick experience to kids everywhere. "We are really looking forward to showcasing all the messy fun kids are having with the Slime Across America tour on our air this summer," said Tom Ascheim, executive vice president and general manager, Nickelodeon Television. "Slime represcnts what a kid's summer should be all about - fun, play and a little mess. Slime Across America on TV will allow every kid to have an interactive slime...
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Exhibit to Debut February 2011 with Partial Funding by WellPoint Foundation INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Children's Museum of Indianapolis and Nickelodeon are partnering to create a new interactive exhibit for preschoolers based on the hit television series Dora the Explorer and Go, Diego, Go! The exhibit, Dora and Diego -- Let's Explore!, sponsored in part by the WellPoint Foundation, will debut at The Children's Museum in February 2011 before embarking on a 5-year traveling exhibit tour.
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Most Twin City residents know a little something about the Castle Theater on the eastern edge of downtown Bloomington. Longtime locals may even remember its heyday as one of the city's movie palaces, and, if they're lucky, smooched with their sweetheart in the darkened balcony. But even old timers may not know that before this Castle there was an earlier Castle at another location. The long-forgotten predecessor opened in 1904 at a time when the vaudeville stage was king, though the lure of the silver screen was fast making inroads on the public's imagination.
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The CEO of the company that wants to reopen the shuttered Six Flags amusement park says his venture will repay millions of dollars the federal government loaned the city to develop the site years ago. But there are few details as to how Southern Star Amusement will finance its plans to open a Nickelodeon theme park in eastern New Orleans by a December 2010 deadline, or how much money it needs to stay in business. The Industrial Development Board has given preliminary approval to provide SSA with Gulf Opportunity Zone bonds totaling $100 million, an amount the company plans to amend to $150 million. The Louisiana Bond Commission must sign off on the bonds before the IDB gives its final approval.
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To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Jennifer Smits, U.S. Census Bureau Public Information Office, +1-301-763-3691, pio.2010@census.gov; Joanna Roses, Nickelodeon, +1-212-846-7326, Joanna.roses@nick.com
