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From British blues wunderkinds to soft rock behemoths, MOJO charts the extraordinary journey of Fleetwood Mac via their 30 ...

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Blue's Clues former host, Steve Burns, is a treasure to millennials who grew up with the Nickelodeon personality. Kids had merchandise with his show's logo and that beloved puppy, Blue ...

The beloved first host of Nickelodeon's Blue's Clues from 1996 to 2002, Steve was one of the most famous faces on television. But you wouldn't have known it from his paychecks. The beloved star ...

Nickelodeon Network / Courtesy: Everett Collection Steve, only 22 years old at the time, starred in Blue's Clues from 1996 to 2002 before being replaced by Donovan Patton, and now it is starting ...

Burns, who hosted the first four seasons of Nickelodeon’s popular show about an animated puppy, Blue, that helps his human owner find three clues to solve mysteries, left the show partly because ...

This is nothing to sing about. “Blue’s Clues” star Steve Burns made a surprising admission about his time working on the beloved children’s show. On Thursday’s episode of actor Rainn ...

Blue’s Clues vaulted Steve Burns to TV stardom… but didn’t give him typical TV-star pay. In a new interview, Burns said he had a “grim” standard of living while hosting the Nickelodeon ...

Many stars of children’s television shows have become victims of internet fixation, and “Blue’s Clues” lead Steve Burns says that online rumors have taken a toll on his own mental health ...

Many stars of children’s television shows have become victims of internet fixation, and “Blue’s Clues” lead Steve Burns says that online rumors have taken a toll on his own mental health over the ...

Burns starred as a fictional version of himself on Nick Jr.’s “Blue’s Clues,” speaking directly to the camera (and television viewers) in each episode from his first appearance in 1996.