Nickelodeon said that Nate Burleson and Charli D’Amelio will co-host its Kids’ Choice Awards 2023 when it appears live on Saturday, March 4. 

The awards show will be simulcast on Paramount Global channels Nickelodeon, TeenNick, NIcktoons, Nick Jr., TVLand, CMT and MTV2. Sponsors include Lunchables, NIntendo Switch and Olive Garden.

Social media star D’Amelio, was slimed during the 2021 Kids Choice Awards. Burleson is the so-host of CBS Mornings and a CBS Sports analyst. The news was announced on CBS Mornings Tuesday.

“I got slimed at the KCAs in 2021, saw my sister get slimed at last year's show and now, no one is safe with me as co-host! Nate and I will make sure this year's show is full of unexpected Slime shots, impressive dances and surprise tricks along the way,” D’Amelio said.

“Hosting NFL Slimetime is always a blast, and I can’t wait to bring that same energy and Slime as co-host of the iconic Kids’ Choice Awards! I grew up on Nickelodeon and my kids still love watching, so we’re all ready for the stunts, surprises and superstars that await us at this year’s show,” Burleson added.

Nickelodeon also announced some of this year’s nominees.

Among the television categories, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. Ms. Marvel. Raven’s Home. That Girl Lay Lay. The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder. The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers and The Really Loud House are up for Favorite Kids TV Show.

Cobra Kai, iCarly, Obi-Wan Kenobi, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Stranger Things, Wednesday, Young Rock and Young Sheldon are nominated for Favorite Family TV Show.

America’s Funniest Home Videos, America’s Got Talent, American Ninja Warrior, Floor Is Lava ,MasterChef Junior and The Masked Singer are the nominees for Favorite Reality Show.

Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous, Rugrats, SpongeBob SquarePants, Teen Titans Go!, The Loud House and The Smurfs are the contenders for Favorite Animated Show.

Fans in the U.S. can cast their votes across 31 categories on the official Kids’ Choice Awards website, KidsChoiceAwards.com, with an additional 32 international categories available in regions around the world. ■

Nickelodeon said it will be airing a new Nick News: Kids Pick the President special urging youths “vote” on Tuesday. 

The results of the poll will be released on Oct. 27 during a Nick News TV special hosted by Keke Palmer.

"Through Kids Pick the President and the return of Nick News, Nickelodeon continues to inform and educate children on the democratic process and the importance of voting," said Magalie Laguerre-Wilkinson, the 60 Minutes veteran who was recently named VP of news programming at Nickelodeon and executive producer of Nick News.

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"Although our audience is not of voting age, we still have a responsibility to help amplify their voices around the issues that are most important to them in a space they can call their own, so they know that they too can make a difference by playing a role in the electoral process," Laguerre-Wilkinson said.

The hour-long Nick News: Kids Pick the President special will provide a thorough overview of the basics of voting and give kids a platform to voice their concerns on the issues they care about most in the 2020 presidential election, such as COVID-19, racial equality and the environment.

"Voting in my first election when I was 18 was extremely important to me and now more than ever, it’s crucial that this next generation of kids grow up with an understanding of our political system and how they can be agents of change," said Palmer. "I'm so proud to be a part of the Nickelodeon family and this special, which will teach kids about the election and empower them to stand up for what they believe in."

Kids can visit KidsPickthePresident.com to vote for Joe Biden or Donald Trump and download an “I Voted” sticker.

The Kids Pick the President "Kids' Vote" is an informal non-scientific poll, meant for entertainment purposes only, Nickelodeon notes.

Nickelodeon has launched its Nick app on Roku TVs and Roku players, expanding the reach of an authenticated streaming offering that features full-length episodes and clips from live-action and animated series and shows such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Spongebob SquarePants, Henry Danger, Bella and the Bulldogs, and Harvey Beaks.

The TV Everywhere app, which requires MVPD credentials, is offered at the Roku Channel Store under Kids & Family. Roku has shipped north of 10 million devices in the U.S.

The Nick app is also supported on iOS and Android mobile devices, Amazon Fire OS devices, the Xbox 360 and Windows 8.

According to Nickelodeon, which launched a mobile-centric subscription service called Noggin in March, the Nick app has been downloaded 16 million times.