"iCarly" originally aired on Nickelodeon from 2007 to 2012. Nine years on, the show s highly-anticipated reboot is set to return to screens on Paramount+.
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School of Rock Actors Angelo Massagli & Caitlin Hale Dating Years After Co-Starring Together ETOnline 2 hrs ago
School of Rock, Angelo Massagli and Caitlin Hale have found love.
The two former child actors who have both since gone on to pursue other careers have been dating for a while, but news of their relationship recently blew up on TikTok when a post about their romance went viral.
In the 2003 Jack Black-starring musical comedy, a pre-teen Massagli played Frankie, the Tough Guy, while a pigtail-sporting Hale starred as Marta, a.k.a Blondie.
Massagli and Hale haven t been hiding their relationship which has been on-going since at least 2018, according to
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iCarly cast and crew are speaking out to condemn the fandom for a rash of racist attacks against their cast members on social media.
The revival premieres on Paramount+ on June 17 and welcomes back beloved characters like Carly (Miranda Cosgrove), Freddie (Nathan Kress) and Spencer (Jerry Trainor). It also introduces new ones like Millicent (Jaidyn Triplett) and Harper (Laci Mosley of
A Black Lady Sketch Show). But several fan favorites have been noticeably absent from released promotions, such as Jennette McCurdy s Sam, who will not be returning alongside Cosgrove, Trainor, and Kress. Despite f
‘iCarly’ Reboot Cast Defends Laci Mosley Amid Racist Backlash
Mosley is playing Carly’s (Miranda Cosgrove) best friend/roommate in the upcoming revival show, seemingly replacing Sam Puckett (Jennette McCurdy).
Some social media users sent Mosley hateful messages online, which led to Paramount+ releasing a statement in which they insisted, “We have recently seen reports of racism towards a member of our ‘iCarly’ cast, and it is not acceptable! Please think about your words, and take time to understand how what you say can impact other people.”
Cosgrove was among those reposting the message.
Writer Franchesca Ramsey defended Mosley on twitter.