Cymphonique, Leon Thomas, and Carlos Knight all send their thanks to African American pioneers in new interstitials in celebration of Black History Month.

The spots focus on Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks, writer Phillis Wheatley and musician Miles Davis as part of Nickelodeon’s ongoing Voices campaign, a youth-led movement to educate viewers by paying homage to those who have impacted our world.

You can catch the poems airing across Nickelodeon, TeenNick, Nicktoons and Nick.com. Check them out below!

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How to Rock is just days away from making its debut on Nickelodeon and JJJ hears that there’s a big party planned.

We had a chance to sit down and chat with the new cast of the show and star Cymphonique opened up about Kacey Simon, physical comedy and more. Check out what the 14-year-old actress/singer had to share:

JustJaredJr: Hi Cymphonique! Can you tell us about Kacey Simon?
Cymphonique: “I play a girl named Kacey Simon and she starts off as the most popular girl in school. She even has her own clique called ‘The Perfs’ which is short for Perfects, so it kind of starts off as Mean Girls, almost (I love that movie by the way). That’s what they kind of remind me of, her clique. All they really care about is material things and the latest gossip.

“She comes back to school one day with braces and glasses and her Perf friends, they don’t think she’s perfect anymore. So Kacey finds new friends who say, ‘We like you for who you are. We don’t care if you have braces and glasses or if you don’t have braces or glasses. We accept you.’ She winds up being the lead singer of a new band, Gravity 5. Kacey is very passionate. She’s super funny and sometimes she can be a little dramatic and crazy but at the end of the day, she’s always there for her friends and she loves music and performing.”

JJJ: Did you read the book before hand? What Kacey do you like more?
C: “I’m reading the book right now and I love both Kaceys! But I like the spin they put on her for the show. I think book Kacey was a great inspiration for show Kacey. [Author] Meg Haston is very talented.”

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Lulu Antariksa, Cymphonique, Noah Crawford and Christopher O’Neal try to get a sneak peek of The Perfs in the trailer for their new show, How To Rock.

Cymphonique stars as Kacey Simon, a talented teenager who takes her pop/hip-hop band to new heights as their lead singer.

After a fall from grace from the perfect and popular group at high school, Kacey Simon forges unlikely friendships with the members of the band Gravity featuring Stevie (Antariksa), Kevin (O’Neal) Zander (Max Schneider) and Nelson (Crawford).

Samantha Boscarino and Halston Sage star as Molly and Grace, Kacey’s former best friends and band mates.

You can get the debut episode on iTunes NOW!

How To Rock premieres February 4th @ 8:30PM ET/PT

Cymphonique stands on top of a lunch table in this new still from the premiere episode of How To Rock.

After a fall from grace from the perfect and popular group at high school, Kacey Simon (Cymphonique) forges unlikely friendships with the members of the band Gravity featuring Stevie (Lulu Antariksa), Zander (Max Schneider) and Nelson (Noah Crawford).

Samantha Boscarino and Halston Sage star as Molly and Grace, Kacey’s former best friends and band mates.

How To Rock premieres Saturday, February 4th!

Cymphonique and Max Schneider gather at the lunch table in this new still from How To Rock.

In the new series, Cymphonique stars as Kacey Simon, a talented teenager who takes her pop/hip-hop band to new heights as their lead singer.

After a fall from grace from the perfect and popular group at high school, Kacey Simon forges unlikely friendships with the members of the band Gravity featuring Stevie (Lulu Antariksa), Zander (Schneider) and Nelson (Noah Crawford).

Samantha Boscarino and Sage star as Molly and Grace, Kacey’s former best friends and band mates.

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Max Schneider huddles into Christopher O’Neal and Noah Crawford in one of several new clips from their new Nickelodeon show, How To Rock.

The series, which premieres February 4th, was featured in a recent issue of the New York Times.

Cymphonique shared in the article about the premise of the show, “Isn’t that exactly what high school was like for you?”

She added, “I’m not really thinking about all of this as a career. I’m just doing what I love, and it happens to be entertaining people.”

Be sure to check out all the How to Rock clips at Nick.com!

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Keke Palmer gives into her curiosity in this new still from True Jackson VP.

In the upcoming episode “True Kiss,” True (Palmer) tries to restrain her suspicion when Jimmy (Robbie Amell) shows an interest in the cute new mailroom employee, Sienna. But when she learns they are headed to a formal ball together, True and Lulu (Ashley Argota) try to crash the event to spy on the couple. Thwarted by security, True must leave, but not before Jimmy spots her.

Meanwhile, Ryan (Matt Shively) tries to get into the Junior Magician’s Club, but his challenger is 13-year-old girl (Cymphonique Miller) who seems to be a master magician.

“True Kiss” premieres THIS Saturday, August 7, @ 8PM ET/PT on Nickelodeon.

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