Nickelodeon Double Dare starts tonight! Don’t miss it!
@lizakoshy kills me 😂.
@officialdoubledare is AWESOME!
And being slimed by @nickelodeon can be checked off my bucket list ✅.
But the big thing, how many times do you see me in this video?
I think I know, but I’m curious to see if you can count ‘em.
Hint: My face is blocked a couple times you see me. #countitup
Hey y’all!!! Soooo excited about this. @nickelodeon announced the #kca nominations for 2019!!! And guess what??? @thekissingboothnetflix is nominated for ‘Favorite Movie’ and @joeyking is nominated for ‘Favorite Movie Actress’ Get to voting A TON!!!!! http://www.kca2019.com/
Kat McNamara took this selfie of us at the Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party.
Such an awesome photo at an awesome event.
Kat McNamara and Joel Courtney at the Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party 2019
From The Whisp: Ranking All Of Netflix’s YA-Novel Adaptations
Netflix is the reigning king of romantic comedies. Hits like Set It Up and Dude may feel like Young-Adult novels, but there are actually only seventeen Netflix originals based on YA books. Not all adaptations are created equal, and for every To All The Boys I've Loved Before building the genre up, there's an Insatiable waiting to tear it down.
If you're looking for that "just read a trashy teen love story" warm, fuzzy feeling but don't have four hours to spend reading because of #MillennialBurnout, a Netflix YA adaptation might be exactly what you need. Check out our ~definitive~ and ~definitely official~ ranking to help you separate the trashy from the trash.
And which was #1?
1. THE KISSING BOOTH
If Netflix is the king of YA rom-coms, The Kissing Booth is its crown. Light-hearted without being patronizing, The Kissing Booth stays true to its loyal core audience, including some of the Wattpad-turned-novel's most YA-tastic moments, like Elle discovering Noah's Superman boxers, showing up to school in a too-short skirt ~totally by accident~, and falling for the wonderful "falling in love with your best friend's older brother" trope. Audiences not looking for a real YA-romance will absolutely hate this film, which is how you know it's fantastic if you want something that's a total wish-fulfillment, so-bad-it's-good trashy masterpiece. And if that isn't what you're looking for, then maybe Young Adult fiction isn't for you, you boring old person.