Fil-Am Broadway actor, TV host, and film star Josh Dela Cruz—best known as the beloved host of "Blue’s Clues & You!"—has ...

In the series, the youthful-looking adult deftly broke the fourth wall as an animated puppy named Blue left a trail of clues ...

Filipino-American host-actor Josh Dela Cruz is joining the cast of Theatre Group Asia's Manila run of "Into The Woods," ...

Blue's Clues star Steve Burns shares how he wasn't even expecting to be on camera when he auditioned, landing the show "by accident," and opens up about his struggles after he left ...

"Blue's Clues" Alum Steve Burns Revealed How Much He Made, And It's Proof He Did It All Just To Spend Time With Us. Mychal Thompson. Sat, May 3, 2025 at 3:31 PM UTC. 3 min read.

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 promoting “Blue’s Clues” in 1998. Getty Images. Burns ultimately got himself back on track, and he has since returned to Nickelodeon to write for and make a cameo in the “Blue ...

For those who grew up watching Blue’s Clues and wondered whatever happened to Steve, the host’s exit might not be such a mystery.. Steve Burns recently revealed that he made very little from ...

For those who grew up watching Blue’s Clues and wondered whatever happened to Steve, the host’s exit might not be such a mystery.. Steve Burns recently revealed that he made very little from ...

Steve Burns says his salary on the first few seasons of Blue's Clues wasn't enough to live off of — and that the role was really a side hustle In an interview on the podcast Soul Boom, Burns ...

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.

Former Blue’s Clues star Steve Burns claimed that he made very little money hosting the classic Nickelodeon show. “I got Blue’s Clues early [in my career], but every waiter I ever knew made ...