Spongebob Squarepants: Last News

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Things are continuing to heat up between Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater!

SpongeBob SquarePants went viral after the animated character took a shot at Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio’s dating history during the first-ever Nickelodeon Super Bowl 2024 livestream. In a clip uploaded to X (formerly Twitter), both SpongeBob and Patrick Star can be heard comparing the actor, 49, to the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle” character of the same name and his love for pizza. “Catch me if you can with these pizzas Leonardo ‘da cap is low,” Star (voiced by Bill Fagerbakke) said in the clip on Sunday.

“SpongeBob SquarePants.” “Worst? I mean, there’s been so many,” Pink, 44, told the Los Angeles Times last week when asked which of her songs were her least favorite. “Oh wait, I did put out that ‘SpongeBob’ thing — ‘We’ve Got Scurvy,'” recalled the three-time Grammy winner. “I wish I never did that.

Ariana Grande is making it clear she’s still #TeamEthan.

Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor has teamed up with SpongeBob SquarePants voice actor Tom Kenny for a special performance of the kids animation’s theme song.While at the Huntington Comic and Toy Convention in West Virginia this past weekend, Taylor was invited onstage to perform the SpongeBob theme song with Kenny, who voices the titular character and sang the original theme for Nickelodeon’s hit children’s show.“This is the most nervous I’ve ever been in my whole career,” Taylor said to the audience at the event’s outdoor stage. “How the hell did I get here, guys?”Watch the performance below.The collaboration has been a long time coming for Taylor, who has performed the song as a treat for fans at his solo shows dating back to 2011.Earlier this year, Corey Taylor quipped during a live show that he was growing tired of performing the showtune: “I’ve written over a hundred songs and you motherfuckers are screaming ‘SpongeBob’ at a grown ass fucking man.

the source told US Weekly.“She’s very aware of how she’s perceived by her fans, and she’s trying to be mature. [But] if it were up to her, she’d be seen with him tomorrow.”The two were both married to different people when they met on the set of “Wicked,” but they wound up in each other’s arms.

Ethan Slater‘s estranged wife is letting her thoughts be known regarding the difficult situation involving the actor and Ariana Grande.

Actress Jill Talley took to Instagram to clarify which SpongeBob SquarePants actor is currently dating Ariana Grande — and it’s not Talley’s husband, Tom Kenny.

 voice actor Tom Kenny's wife is clearing the air after the internet confused her husband with Ariana Grande's new boyfriend, Ethan Slater.The confusion came after an Instagram post on  which posted a headline to their page that read: «Is Ariana Grande Dating SpongeBob Now?» leading some commenters to believe that Grande had moved on from her marriage to Dalton Gomez with the longtime voice actor.The SquarePants in question is actually Slater, Grande's  co-star and new boo, who has a  link of his own. While he didn't play a part in the popular Nickelodeon TV series, Slater did stay as SpongeBob in  in 2016.Kenny's wife, Jill Talley, took to the comments of 's post and set the record straight.«Hi everyone, I'm married to Tom Kenny (who voices SpongeBob on the TV show),» Talley wrote, per She continued, «He is not dating Ariana Grande.

Ariana Grande is reportedly dating Ethan Slater, who played SpongeBob SquarePants on Broadway – not to be confused with SpongeBob himself.

quote a lyric from a cartoon classic: “Nautical nonsense be something” fans are wishing upon Lil Nas X.Many 2021 MTV VMAs viewers believe Montero Lamar Hill, better known by his stage name Lil Nas X, was referencing an episode of the Nickelodeon show “SpongeBob SquarePants” during his Sunday night performance at Brooklyn’s Barclay’s Center.“Lil Nas X knows his references,” reads one viral tweet showing a side by side of Lil Nas on stage in a bandleader getup, a marching band behind him, and SpongeBob sporting a similar fit in a Sept. 2001 episode of the animated TV show.

on Twitter: “I normally avoid these refs… but WOW. REAL LIFE SpongeBob and Patrick!”A team of researchers from NOAA’s Okeanos Explorer ship found the aquatic allies — a Hertwigia sponge and Chondraster starfish — while surveying the seamount aboard remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).Talking to Insider, Mah said of the serendipitous discovery, “‘I thought it would be funny to make the comparison, which for once was actually kind of comparable to the iconic images/colors of the cartoon characters.” *laugh* I normally avoid these refs..but WOW.

SpongeBob SquarePants — is headlining his own spinoff series, “The Patrick Star Show,” an animated series in which Patrick hosts an imaginary talk show while gallivanting with his friends and learning life lessons. It premieres Friday at 7 p.m.

SpongeBob SquarePants Popsicles on Amazon. However, an understanding Samaritan has set up a GoFundMe page Monday to help cover the chilling cost.According to the crowdfunding page, the “truly adorable” SpongeBob diehard named Noah “managed to purchase $2,618.85 worth” of the pop-pelgangers from Amazon and “had them sent to his Auntie’s house.” “In case you are wondering, that’s 51 cases, containing 918 popsicles,” Katie Schloss, a New York University student and social-work intern, wrote of the tot’s frozen-treat fiasco.

told Deadline in a statement, following speculation on IGN.During the unaired episode, a Bikini Bottom health inspector identifies a case of the “Clam Flu” at the Krusty Krab diner and decides to quarantine customers inside the restaurant. No further details about the premise were provided.The move to self-censor comes just days after a Slate reporter revealed that 11 minutes of footage had disappeared from a “classic” episode of the animated series during its third season, called “Mid-Life Crustacean.” Viewers suspect the omission has to do with a scene in which SpongeBob, Mr.

Ryder and his Paw Patrol could be adding to the search and rescue team.

Paramount+!The streamer is the home for everything SpongeBob, including a brand-new SpongeBob SquarePants feature-length movie and the first-ever spinoff series, plus tons of episodes from the classic Nickelodeon series streaming for your bingeing pleasure. (If you're a SpongeBob fan with CBS All Access, it will automatically become Paramount+ on March 4.)Here's your handy guide to everything SpongeBob you can watch now:SpongeBob gets a CGI makeover for the big screen (or whatever size screen you have at home) as he and his best friend, Patrick, set out on a rescue mission to save Gary the snail from the Lost City of Atlantic City.

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Mónica Marie Zorrilla Kids first got to fall in love with the ever-bubbly and porous SpongeBob SquarePants back when the Stephen Hillenberg-created show launched on Nickelodeon the summer of ’99. Twenty-two years later, those now-adult fans and their children will get to experience SpongeBob before he was perennially donning a tie and flipping patties at the Krusty Krab, having nautical, nonsensical fun at summer camp.Today, Nickelodeon and Paramount Plus (the soon to be rebranded CBS All Access) dropped a six-minute sneak peek of the all-new “SpongeBob SquarePants” prequel, “Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years” during the slimy, family-friendly halftime presentation of the NFL wild card game Sunday on Nickelodeon.

SpongeBob SquarePants fans are going to have to wait a lot longer to see the new movie in the kid-friendly franchise.The animated feature had been due for release on May 22 but was pushed back to August 7 due to the coronavirus pandemic.On Monday, however, Paramount and Nickelodeon announced that The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run will not be released in theaters after all; instead, it will be made available for digital rental in early 2021 before streaming on subscription service CBS All Access.