Jennette McCurdy has released a new cover song that goes well with the holiday season. She covered of “Grown Up Christmas List”, which was originally done by David Foster, then by Amy Grant and Kelly Clarkson. The sad, but beautiful song fits the season well and also shares feelings that many adults do feel around this time. You can hear Jennette’s rendition of the song in her homemade vlog.

I will say that Jennette’s music has grown on me. I was not crazy about her music before, but I think she has certain something about her voice. She could easily go into any music genre, so she certainly is not limited to country music, however, that does seem to be where her heart is. I am curious to see where she goes once her album comes out and to see if she changes her genre in a little bit. It could be a lot of fun for her and allow her to spread her wings a bit.

Do you think that Jennette did the song justice or should she stick with country music? I think she could go the route that Taylor Swift has gone. You know the route where country meets pop? That seems like it would be a good path to go down and still give her breathing room to explore other music genres. However, she may want to stick with country professionally and do pop songs for the fun of it. Whatever she finally decides, I think we can all support her on it.

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Jennette held a live chat a few days ago, here it is again in full in case you missed it!

Tonight at 8:00 is the premiere of the “iCarly” episode “iQ.” In the episode, Carly meets a smart, British boy and tries to impress him by lying about her own intelligence while Freddie tries to convince his mom to let T-Bo move into their apartment after being evicted from the Groovy Smoothie.

We’re sure this episode is going to be hilarious and Carly (Miranda Cosgrove) will find herself way over her head, but there is another reason why we’re excited for this episode: Sam (Jennette McCurdy) and Freddie (Nathan Kress).

Last episode (iLove You), the two stated that they would break up at midnight. So, what does that mean for them now? Will the show’s writers just discard the recent Seddie story and go back to having each episode unconnected? Or will Sam and Freddie’s relationship continue to develop as the season goes on?

We’re anxious to find out!

How about you? Do you hope the writers continue to develop Sam and Freddie’s relationship? Do you think they really broke up?

Let us know your thoughts and be sure to tune in to “iQ” tonight at 8:00 to find out

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7 MQ Stills:

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I know I’m super late with this, but the photos of the event just got posted, so I am doing all of this now <3

I also added new mq images to the gallery:

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Photos from nick.com:

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And new icons as well:

The wait is almost over! The sequel to the “iCarly” episode “iLost My Mind” called “iDate Sam and Freddie” will premiere on Nickelodeon at 8 on Saturday, September 10! Starring Miranda Cosgrove, Jennette McCurdy, and Nathan Kress, the episode continues with the Seddie relationship. Two more episodes (iCan’t Take It, iLove You) will follow “iDate Sam and Freddie’”s story, so watch out for the promos – possibly during Saturday’s premiere. According to TVGuide, “iCan’t Take It” will premiere September 17. Here’s the plot description: “Gibby wants to sabotage Sam and Freddie’s romance, and Carly is torn about whether to help him.” Right after “iDate Sam and Freddie” will be a brand new “Victorious” episode called “Helen Back Again.” Are you excited for the new premieres? Do you hope Sam and Freddie stay a couple, or do you think it won’t work out? Check out the promo and fun below and let us know what you think.