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"Kidz Bop Live: The Concert Movie" promises all of the fun, family-friendly entertainment the hit youth act is known for, only this time in theaters Janine Rubenstein is Editor-at-Large at PEOPLE and ...

Children (and parents) around the world will be ecstatic to learn that the famous children’s music brand and singing group Kidz Bop — known for their reimagining (and suitably censoring) of iconic pop ...

Jump Trading has quietly become one of the earliest proprietary trading firms to become active on prediction markets like Kalshi Inc., expanding into one of the hottest new derivatives markets, ...

Danielle Gansky was 7 years old when an administrator at her upscale private girls’ school in suburban Philadelphia flagged problems with her academic performance. She was a bubbly and creative kid, ...

Parents, get ready for some exciting news as new indoor playgrounds are springing up across the Twin Cities just in time for winter! These spots are perfect for keeping kids active when it’s chilly ...

Kidz Bop covered one of Sabrina Carpenter’s most suggestive songs, “Tears,” drawing the same reaction from a slew of social media users. “New week. New song. Listen to #Tears on @Amazon Music,” the ...

TikTok users are spiraling after discovering that Kidz Bop has released a sanitized cover of Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Tears,” a track widely known for its sexual undertones. Fans initially assumed ...

According to the California State University website, on average, CSU tuition can cost over $6,000 per academic year. At a UC, the average annual cost of tuition can be over $15,000. That's why ...

There’s a new phrase echoing through school hallways — and it’s driving teachers up a wall. “Six-seven! Six-seven!” is not a math problem. It’s the latest Gen Alpha obsession — and educators across ...

In a refugee camp in Bangladesh, children jump rope with chains of rubber bands. In wartime Gaza, kids fly kites made from discarded parachutes. And in Ukraine, youngsters tussle in make-believe war, ...