The marketing for the new Spongebob movie has involved a lot of near-nudity, Ice Spice, strangely suggestive lyrics and dancing, and more.
Am I going crazy, or is Nickelodeon once again flirting with sexualization in content marketed to children? Here’s more from Amanda Ekpunobi.
Hollywood is a machine built on trauma – a sick assembly line that chews up children and spits out puppets for the global elite. And every once in a while, one of those puppets breaks script and drops something that blows the lid clean off.
That’s exactly what Ariana Grande just did when she admitted she was a child prostitute for industry elites as a child star at Nickelodeon.
Her short film ‘Better Days Ahead’ is not an art piece. It’s a confession. It’s evidence. A raw, disturbing cry for help from someone who was used, programmed, and paraded since childhood. Here’s more from The People’s Voice.
Kyle Carrozza, creator of the Mighty Magiswords series on the Cartoon Network, has been arrested by Burbank police on child pornography charges.
Carrozza, age 45, faces one count involving possession of more than 600 images of child pornography.
He has served as an animator for Nickelodeon and the Walt Disney Corp., in addition to the Cartoon Network. His credits include the 2020 Animaniacs reboot, Teen Titans Go! and The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. Here’s more from Jamie Dlux.
Bill Maher shocks his leftist audience by delivering the goods on Hollywood’s pedo ring. From the creeps at Disney to the groomers at Nickelodeon to P. Diddy’s drugged-out gay threesomes, Maher doesn’t hold back as he roasts these malevolent goons.
It’s almost as if he cut a deal to save his own wretched hide! Here’s more from Dave Rubin on The Rubin Report.
As the heat continues to rise over Nickelodeon’s use of pedophile Brian Peck as a frequent actor on kids’ show, longtime producer Dan Schneider makes a teary appearance, denying he played a role in Peck’s acting career or his continued work. This comes even as it’s becoming clear that many kids who started out in show business on Nickelodeon, retain a degree of outright hostility toward Schneider. Here’s more from Jamie Dlux.
We’ve learned quite a bit the past few days about Brian Peck, the Nickelodeon drama coach who also was a closeted pedophile. Now, following the broadcast debut of the documentary series Quiet On The Set: The Dark Side of Kids’ TV, we’re learning that Peck wasn’t the only pedophile to use Nickelodeon as a prime place to pick up and molest kids.
Witness the case of Justin Smith, a Nickelodeon post-production editor, who tried to hook up with what he thought was a 13-year-old girl named Carly. Instead, he landed on an episode of Chris Hansen’s classic TV show To Catch A Predator. Smith eluded jail time, but was fired by Nickelodeon, and also landed on five years of probation. Ever since, he has had to register as a sex offender.
Here, Natly Denise discusses how child actors at Nickelodeon were systematically groomed so they could be exploited by fiends like Peck, Smith and Dan Schneider. It’s obvious why so many pedophiles gravitated toward Nickelodeon. But why didn’t the network do more to safeguard the children working there? You cannot look the other way, time and time again, and claim you were proactive in protecting these kids.
Former child actor Drake Bell has exposed the Nicklelodeon producer Brain Peck who sexually harassed him when Bell was still a child. But the Los Angeles Police who investigated Peck say they believe there might be other child actors who haven’t come forward who suffered the same abuse from Bell. Here, Natly Denise discusses that prospect.
For the first time, Drake Bell is now revealing the truth about how he was subjected to pedophilic abuse as a young boy in Hollywood. His story serves as the basis for much of the four-part documentary Quiet On Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV. The doc will air over two nights — beginning Sunday and Monday — on the Investigation Discovery Channel.
Here, Jamie Dlux gives us a sneak preview, focusing less so on the victim, and more so on the alleged perpetrator — Brian Peck. Peck worked on several kids’ TV shows over the years, including Growing Pains, Boy Meets World and the Suite Life of Zack & Cody. He came into contact with Drake Bell on The Amanda Show, where Peck served as a dialogue coach.
Peck, by the year 2003, was facing 11 different charges filed by the Los Angeles Police Department, involving his abuse of Bell. In 2004, Peck was jailed after pleading no contest to a charge of oral copulation with a minor under 16 as well as a charge of performing a lewd act with a 14- or 15-year-old. Peck spent a little over a year in prison and remains registered as a sex offender.
In addition to Peck, Jamie Dlux takes a look at Leonardo DiCaprio, who had appeared opposite Peck on Growing Pains. Also figuring into this hornet’s next: Dan Schneider, the Nickelodeon producer and creator behind The Amanda Show, as well as such later hits as All That, iCarly, Victorious and Drake & Josh.
How did the Nickelodeon channel select its name? It’s apparently a combination of the words “Nike” and “Odin.” The spelling suggests a spell — an attempt to teach children not to follow or believe in God. Here’s more from the Demon Erasers.
Amanda Bynes starred in one of the most popular children’s TV shows aired on Nickelodeon. But for the duration of the show’s run, she suffered horrific abuse and rapes, much of it allegedly perpetrated by the man Nickelodeon had hired to produce and write the show — Dan Schneider.
Here, Red Pill 78 talks about Bynes’ tragic life. We learn how she continues to suffers great psychological damage. We also see how those who supposedly abused her — from Nickelodeon to Dan Schneider — keep operating as if nothing at all happened and certainly nothing for which they bear any responsibility.
Rumors have swirled around Dan Schneider as a serial child rapist. This is especially the case since Jeanette McCurdy, who played Sam on ICarly, released her autobiographical memoir I’m Glad My Mom Died, containing sexual allegations against an unnamed “Creator” at the Nickelodeon show.
The Los Angeles Times also ran an article last summer that discussed sexualized scenes in Schneider’s scripts. It was said he asked for massages on Nickelodeon shows.
Watch here as he attempts to hug Miranda Cosgrove, the star of ICarly, on her 18th birthday. The show members share a group hug and Schenider insinuates himself.
