Viacom's Nickelodeon has partnered with the team behind YouTube viral hit song "Baby Shark" to develop an original preschool animated series based on it. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor ...

Do you have the baby shark song swimming in your head? Sometimes, an awful piece of music gets stuck, returning repetitively to your thoughts. How can you erase that song, remove it, delete it from ...

For years, it has been inescapable, the doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doos finding their way into every aspect of life. “Baby Shark” was born in a post-Jaws climate, and was often set to the franchise’s ...

Washington Nationals outfielder Gerardo Parra was just looking for a spark to end an 0-for-23 slump in June when he decided to choose the viral toddler tune "Baby Shark" to be his walk-up music to the ...

It was only a matter of time: there's now a Christmas-themed rendition of "Baby Shark." But before you dive for your earplugs, it's worth noting that the holiday version is a bit less, ahem, painful ...

Thank a South Korean educational content brand for producing, if not the definitive, assuredly the most-listened-to, version of the earworm “Baby Shark,” the children’s song chomping its way through ...

Pinkfong’s “Baby Shark” was an unlikely song to go viral. Yet, the nursery tune about a happy little family of sharks on the hunt for their next meal not only went viral earlier this year, but it also ...

Do you ever get frustrated when your Amazon Alexa device doesn't understand you? A toddler in Wisconsin did when it didn't comprehend her request to play "Baby Shark," the viral hit song by Pinkfong ...

More than 3 billion views on YouTube isn't enough for "Baby Shark." SmartStudy, the entertainment company behind Pinkfong — who made "Baby Shark" into a mega sensation — is on a mission to bring us ...

Former inmates of the Oklahoma County jail are suing after they say the “Baby Shark” song was repeatedly played loudly as a type of punishment. Google screengrab “Baby Shark” — a well-known song, ...

BOISE — "I don't remember my multiplication," laughs Hope Segoine, who, like a lot of kids, is homeschooled. The 13-year-old spends her mornings on math with her dad and learning Korean with her mom.