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‘CoComelon' Sets North American and European Dates for International Tour (TV News Roundup)
'CoComelon,' the international children's show, is taking its nursery rhymes and songs on tour this fall.
'We're thrilled to bring 'CoComelon: Sing-A-Long Live' to families throughout the U.S. and Canada,' Stephen Shaw, Founder and Co-CEO of Round Room Live, said. 'In partnership with Moonbug Entertainment, we've transformed the beloved world of 'CoComelon' into a vibrant live stage production designed to captivate young audiences with their favorite characters, catchy songs, and immersive, interactive fun—creating unforgettable moments for the entire family.'
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Joined by main characters Ms. Appleberry, JJ, Cody, Nina and Cece, the 'CoComelon: Sing-A-Long Live' tour will feature popular songs like 'Wheels on the Bus,' 'Animal Dance' and 'If You're Happy and You Know It' in its setlist. The interactive live show will also tour internationally, with shows scheduled in the United Kingdom, Canada, Kuwait, Singapore, and Malaysia.
'Singing and dancing along to CoComelon tunes is a huge part of why families love to watch CoComelon together,' Susan Vargo, Head of Experiences, Moonbug Entertainment, said. 'It's exciting to bring this experience to life in a joyful event families won't want to miss. After its success around the world, we're delighted to share this experience with families in the U.S. and Canada.'
'The CoComelon: Sing-A-Long Live' tour kicks off in September in select cities, including Philadelphia, Boston, Louisville, Ky., Detroit and Chicago. Tickets for all dates go on sale starting June 17, with prices starting at $20. The event is produced by Round Room Live in partnership with Moonbug Entertainment.
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Traci Saulsberry has signed with Ferrari Talent Agency for representation in commercials and voiceover.
Saulsberry is a former NBCU communications executive who has previously completed several on-camera and voiceover jobs for the wellness and meditation app Calm. Additionally, she is the author of the self-help book, 'Black Girl's Journal: A Guidebook to Finding Yourself,' which is set to release in the fall. Her book serves as a guide that focuses on self-discovery and self-exploration in both life and career.
Other literary works that she has published include 'Accelerate Your Career On Your Own Timeline,' 'How to Journal' and the 'Harnessing Your Leadership Voice' workbook.
She is also represented by Felice Laverne at ArtHouse Literary Agency.
The 9th annual Black Reel Television Awards have officially announced this year's award nominees. The award winners will be announced virtually on Monday, August 18, 2025 on The Black Reel Television Awards' website. This year's nominees highlight a global and genre-spanning field of Black creators and performers in the television industry.
Netflix's 'Forever' starring Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr. leads this year's nominees with 12 nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series, Lead Performance in a Drama Series, Supporting Performance in a Drama Series and more. ABC's 'Abbott Elementary' picked up 11 nominations at this year's ceremony in the Outstanding Comedy Series category. Peacock's 'Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist' leads the TV Movie or Limited Series category with 8 nominations.
In the Variety, Talk or Sketch category, Netflix's 'Beyoncé Bowl' secured 3 nominations, while 'The Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show starring Kendrick Lamar,' 'Michelle Buteau: A Buteau-ful Mind at Radio City Music Hall', 'Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was,' and 'Roy Wood Jr.: Lonely Flowers' received nominations for this year's ceremony.
First-time nominees for the awards include Skye P. Marshall ('Matlock'), Tramell Tillman ('Severance'), and Isaiah Mustafa ('Cross'). This year's nominees in multiple shows nominated for this year's awards include Natasha Rothwell ('How to Die Alone,' 'The White Lotus'), Colman Domingo ('The Four Seasons,' 'The Madness'), Aldis Hodge ('Cross,' 'Leverage: Redemption'), and Uzo Aduba ('The Residence,' 'The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat.')
'Our mission has always been to honor the full spectrum of Black creativity on screen and behind the scenes,' said Black Reel Awards Founder Tim Gordon about this year's nominees. 'These nominees remind us why representation, visibility, and recognition remain so critical.'
The Black Reel TV Awards are presented annually to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Black artists and creatives across the television industry, with categories spanning performance, writing, directing, technical elements, and cultural impact.
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