Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards 2013: List of winners

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Kids' Choice Awards 2013: List of winners

Victoria Justice, center, and the cast of "Victorious" accept the award for favorite TV show 
Mega-stars including Katy Perry, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, One Direction, Kristen Stewart, Dwayne Johnson, LeBron James and Johnny Depp reigned as this year’s favorites, winning top honors at the live telecast of Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards, Saturday, March 23, 8 - 9:30 p.m. (ET/tape delayed for West Coast).  Hosted by the biggest kid in Hollywood, Josh Duhamel, the awards were broadcast from the Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles where kids honored their favorites from the worlds of film, music, sports and television.  This year, a record-breaking 387 million votes were cast around the world in 22 categories.
 Nick Cannon
 "Nothing was off-limits for first-time Kids' Choice Awards host Josh Duhamel, from ziplining across the arena to donning a milkshake costume and SpongeBob’s square pants.  This year’s host took funny to an entirely new level,” said Russell Hicks, President, Content Development and Production, Nickelodeon.
In the spirit of the star-studded slimefest, Duhamel kicked off the celebration by singing a special Kids’ Choice Awards version of Pitbull’s smash hit “Don't Stop the Party,” as he made his way from the dressing room to the main stage.  Experiencing a series of random celebrity encounters along the way, Duhamel thumb wrestled with Mike “The Miz” Mizanin, was tackled by Jerry Trainor dressed as a Yeti, wore the same dress as Fergie, scatted with Steven Tyler and played an elaborate game of Rock Paper Scissors with Megan Fox, only to be transformed into Pitbull himself at the end.

Gymnast Gabby Douglas 
Actress Zendaya

Here is the list of winners from Nickelodeon's 26th annual Kids' Choice Awards, handed out Saturday in a ceremony broadcast live from Los Angeles and hosted by Josh Duhamel:

Favorite TV Show: "Victorious"
Jayden and Willow Smith
arrive at the  Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards 
Favorite Reality Show: "Wipeout"
Favorite Cartoon: "SpongeBob SquarePants"
Favorite TV Actor: Ross Lynch ("Austin & Ally")
Favorite TV Actress: Selena Gomez ("Wizards of Waverly Place")
Favorite Male Athlete: LeBron James
Favorite Female Athlete: Danica Patrick
Favorite Book: "The Hunger Games" series
Favorite Video Game: "Just Dance 4"
Favorite App: Temple Run
Favorite Movie: "The Hunger Games"
Favorite Movie Actor: Johnny Depp ("Dark Shadows")
Favorite Movie Actress: Kristen Stewart ("The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2")
Favorite Animated Movie: "Wreck-It Ralph"
Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie: Adam Sandler ("Hotel Transylvania")
Favorite Female Buttkicker: Kristen Stewart ("Snow White and the Huntsman")
Favorite Male Buttkicker: Dwayne Johnson ("Journey 2: The Mysterious Island")
Favorite Villain: Simon Cowell ("The X Factor")
Favorite Music Group: One Direction
Favorite Male Singer: Justin Bieber
Favorite Female Singer: Katy Perry
Favorite Song: "What Makes You Beautiful" (One Direction)
Kids paid tribute to their favorites by casting 387million votes on Feb. 14 - March 23 in 22 categories. In addition to theKids' Choice Awards website on Nick.com, families were able to vote via the Nick mobile website (m.nick.com) and through a KCA app for the iPad. Fans were also able to vote for their favorite stars using a Facebook application on the Nickelodeon Facebook page.  Users voted from a tab on the page and, for the first time ever, the entire voting experience could be embedded directly into Facebook wall posts.  Also new this year, fans were able to vote for their favorite nominees on Twitter through the use of custom hash tags and SMS subscribers could vote on a category per day for the three weeks leading up to The Event.
Sofia Grace, right, and Rosie
Orange blimps were presented to Johnny Depp for Favorite Movie Actor; Kristen Stewart for Favorite Movie Actress and Favorite Female Buttkicker; The Hunger Games for Favorite Movie and Wreck-It Ralph for Favorite Animated Movie. Dwayne Johnson won top honors for Favorite Male Buttkicker and Adam Sandler took home the blimp for Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie for his role of Dracula in Hotel Transylvania.  In the television categories, Favorite TV Show went to Victorious; Favorite Reality Show to Wipeout; Favorite Cartoon to SpongeBobSquarePants; Favorite TV Actor to Ross Lynch and Favorite TV Actress to Selena Gomez.  In music, top honors went to Katy Perry for Favorite Female Singer; Justin Bieber for Favorite Male Singer and One Direction nabbed Favorite Music Group and Favorite Song.  Most valuable players LeBron James and Danica Patrick won for Favorite Male Athlete and Favorite Female Athlete, respectively.  The Hunger Games series garnered Favorite Book; Temple Run won Favorite App and Just Dance 4 won for Favorite Videogame.
 The star-studded event featured additional celebrity participants, including: Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, LeBron James, Lucy Hale, Kaley Cuoco, Melissa Benoist, Darren Criss, Big Time Rush, Cory Monteith, Jennette McCurdy, Ariana Grande, Sofia Grace and Rosie, Gabby Douglas, Zachary Gordon, Logan Lerman, Jessica Alba, Kevin Hart, Ashley Tisdale, Lucas Cruikshank, Scott Baio and the cast of See Dad Run, Rico Rodriguez and many others.

Pregnant Fergie was on hand to support her husband Josh Duhamel as he hosted the
26th annual show.

Fergie, 37, showed off her growing bulge in a tight colorful mini dress and bright yellow stiletto heels. The glowing mom-to-be was seen smiling as she let people feel her stomach, including famous friends Selena Gomez and Katy Perry. 

Gomez and Perry were two of the night's biggest winners, taking home awards for Favorite TV Actress and Favorite Female Singer, respectively.

Rico & Raini Rodriguez



The Rock
Johnny Depp



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