“All That” alum Angelique Bates says Kianna Underwood‘s death was completely avoidable if her castmates or Nickelodeon had stepped in to help her out.

Angelique shared her thoughts on the tragic loss with TMZ over the weekend … noting she first advocated for Kianna back in 2023 when videos of her homeless on the street gained traction. But, she says her pleas for help mostly fell on deaf ears, and little was done for Kianna. The former child star theorizes part of the underwhelming response has to do with Kianna being a minority — it’s all in the clip.

She supported her theory by mentioning another homeless Nickelodeon star was immediately offered assistance when social media videos showing them on the streets went viral. Angelique didn’t name any names, but it’s no secret Hollywood jumped into action to get ‘Ned’s Declassified’ alum Tylor Chase — who is white — assistance when people caught wind that he was struggling with homelessness and mental health issues in recent weeks.

At the end of the day, Angelique says people involved in the “All That” franchise and Nickelodeon really dropped the ball, especially after Kianna made the network so much money. She argues that she, Kianna, and so many of her colleagues were done dirty by the network, and hopes they support their child stars better nowadays.

We told you about Kianna’s shocking death — she was hit by a car in Brooklyn, NY Friday morning and dragged 2 blocks. She died from her injuries.

On a happier note, Angelique remembers how warm Kianna was to her when they met in 2005 — a time when she said she was having personal issues with Nickelodeon … and she always appreciated her kindness.

The Buffalo Bills are starting fresh next season — they just fired head coach Sean McDermott.

The move comes fresh off the Bills’ loss to the Broncos on Saturday — a nail-biting overtime thriller that ended with Denver punching its ticket to the AFC Championship Game.

McDermott posted a 98-50 record on the Bills’ sidelines since 2017 … and went 8-8 in the postseason.

After all, many felt this was Josh Allen and Co.’s year to win the Super Bowl — or at least get to it — with Patrick Mahomes‘ Chiefs, Joe Burrow‘s Bengals, and Lamar Jackson‘s Ravens all watching from home.

The Bills made the postseason all but one (2018) under McDermott.

The question is — who do the Bills go to next?? John Harbaugh — the top name in the 2026 coaching carousel — joined the New York Giants over the weekend … and Kevin Stefanski went to the Atlanta Falcons.

Donald Trump‘s haters are absolutely thriving right now … Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has been outspoken about his disdain for the present administration … and the band has just been tapped to open the Super Bowl!

The punk rock band — which hails from Rodeo, California, in the Bay Area — will kick off Super Bowl LV at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, February 8.

Billie Joe released a statement … “We are super hyped to open Super Bowl 60 right in our backyard! We are honored to welcome the MVPs who’ve shaped the game and open the night for fans all over the world. Let’s have fun! Let’s get loud!”

This comes after the singer led a crowd at Download Festival last summer in a chant calling Trump a “fat bastard.”

Remember … Trump had a lot to say about Bad Bunny — another known Trump critic — headlining this year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show, calling the decision “absolutely ridiculous.”

He complained … “I’ve never heard of him. I don’t know who he is,” in an interview with Newsmax’s Greg Kelly in October.