(NEXSTAR) – The Wiggles, a children’s musical group famous for songs about fruit salad and dancing like a plane propeller, have issued a statement in response to their unauthorized appearance in a ...

"The Wiggles do not support or condone the use of drugs in any form," the group said in a statement. By Jessica Lynch The Wiggles have issued a statement after a TikTok video featuring the children’s ...

Australian children's music group The Wiggles has issued a statement after two of its members were featured in a music video for a song that apparently alludes to drug use. In the since-deleted clip ...

Anthony Field, aka the Blue Wiggle, is one of the group's founding members Australian children's music group The Wiggles has issued a statement after two of its members were featured in a music video ...

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Gaming platform Roblox Corporation, which faced criticism and lawsuits over child safety, on Tuesday announced an age-based verification system due to which users will only be able to chat with people ...

The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has launched an investigation into The Wiggles, alleging that it sold headbands without mandatory safety warnings required for products ...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said the beloved children's group sold their Emma Bow headbands 'without mandatory safety warnings required for products containing button ...

Australia’s consumer watchdog on Tuesday revealed the company behind the children’s entertainment group sold the headband, modelled like former yellow Wiggle Emma's, without safety warnings for ...

The popular children’s entertainment giant sold the Emma Bow – a black and yellow headband with four button battery-powered lights, modelled after the accessory worn by former Yellow Wiggle Emma ...

The Wiggles has admitted it “likely” breached Australian consumer law after a popular product was pulled from the shelves over safety fears. The popular children’s entertainment giant sold the Emma ...