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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 ...

Steve Burns, best known for hosting Blue’s Clues, recently opened up about the financial struggles he faced during his early years on the show. In an interview with Rainn Wilson on the May 1 ...

Steve Burns remembers his small paychecks from his time on Nickelodeon’s Blue’s Clues. Burns hosted the first four seasons of the kids’ mystery show from 1996 to 2002, with the animated dog ...

Steve Burns, from the popular ’90s children’s show “Blue Clues,” is revealing a surprising detail about his time sitting in the infamous Thinking Chair. While appearing on the podcast Soul Boom, ...

Original Blue’s Clues star Steve Burns has addressed the persistent death rumors that circulated about him online for years after his abrupt 2002 exit from the animated children’s series. Burns, who ...

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.

On Wednesday night, in a 7-6 Red Sox walkoff loss to the Blue Jays, Giolito received a reminder of the full spectrum offered by his profession — the elation of success, and the nausea of an ...

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