Miranda Cosgrove On Her Work With HP, The New “iCarly,” “School Of Rock,” Sustainability & More

Miranda Cosgrove has been a familiar face on TV and in film for around 2 decades, and it was her lead role as Carly Shay on Nickelodeon’s iCarly that helped skyrocket her to stardom. Now, with the reprisal of that hit show currently streaming and numerous other projects in the works, Cosgrove remains one of Hollywood’s busiest stars. Cosgrove is also using her voice to empower people to make a difference and address the climate change crisis. Cosgrove continues to work with HP and its partners — including MIT, Girl Rising, Lonely WhaleThe Female Quotient and Conservation International — to help encourage everyday people to practice sustainability on a daily basis.

On December 1, 2021, I had the pleasure of speaking with Miranda Cosgrove via Zoom, as embedded below. Beyond her work with HP, we spoke about the aforementioned iCarly reboot, her work on School Of Rock, and what music and television she is enjoying these days. Cosgrove also discussed her passion for animal rights activism, a cause she has supported long-term beyond environmentalism. Other recent projects for her include hosting and executive producing the Emmy-nominated Mission Unstoppable alongside Geena Davis, and acting in the feature films North Hollywood and 3022.

More on Miranda Cosgrove and her work with HP can be found by clicking here, here and here.

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