Nickelodeon’s Blue’s Clues reboot has a host and a new title. TV newcomer and Broadway actor Joshua Dela Cruz will lead a new generation of preschoolers in the search for clues with the beloved ...

Steve Burns from Blue's Clues might not be a children's show host anymore, but he still wants you to tell him what's going on. The former Blues Clues star got his start on Nickelodeon's 1996 hit show ...

Steve Burns, from the popular ’90s children’s show “Blue Clues,” is revealing a surprising detail about his time sitting in the infamous Thinking Chair . While appearing on the podcast Soul Boom, ...

If you haven’t checked in with the latest iteration of Blue’s Clues since the series launched in 2019, it’s likely you don’t know that the long-running Nickelodeon franchise has updated its content ...

Nickelodeon has renewed “Blue’s Clues & You!” for a second season. The children’s network ordered an additional 20 episodes of the preschool series, which premiered on Nov. 11. A remake of the 1996 ...

Steve Burns, the original host of Blue's Clues, made friends with Stephen Colbert while appearing on The Late Show after his Nick Jr. anniversary address went viral Janine Henni is a Royals Staff ...

The cute clue-solving pup is coming back to TV this fall, and for those who have been worried that the updated version will ruin everything you remember, you can relax. The new Blue’s Clues show looks ...

Steve Burns, the former host of Blue's Clues, wants to fight WWE champion John Cena for the hosting duties to the Nickelodeon show when it makes a comeback in 2018, according to TMZ. Burns, 44, hosted ...

Steve Burns wants to sing songs about superstrings and nanotechnology. Five million kids would rather he kept singing about the Steve Burns wants to sing songs about superstrings and nanotechnology.

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – On the 25th anniversary of the popular Nickelodeon children's show "Blues Clues," host Steve Burns Wednesday released a video explaining why he abruptly left the series. "Hi, you ...

Nickelodeon is whistling for one of TV’s most famous dogs to come home and win over a new generation of kiddie viewers. It’s not Rin-Tin-Tin or Lassie, nor it is Brian Griffin or Triumph the Insult ...