It's the children's version of the Oscars: Kids Choice 2015!
The 28th Annual Kids Choice Awards
Held March 28, 2015, at The Forum in Inglewood, California. Hosted by Nick Jonas.
Quvenzhane Wallis, 11, was a presenter at the show. Her movie Annie had only one nomination, Favorite Villain for Cameron Diaz.
Willow Shields, 14, attended to support her film The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (premiere here and review here), which won Favorite Movie and Favorite Female Action Star for Jennifer Lawrence. As with the outfit that Willow wore to the Cinderella premiere earlier this month, I wish that this had a bit more fabric. The girl is only 14.
G Hannelius, 16, attended to support her Disney Channel series Dog With a Blog, which was nominated for Favorite TV Show but lost to Austin & Ally.
Ryan Newman, 16, attended together with her boyfriend, The Thundermans star Jack Griffo, 18.
Zendaya Coleman, 18, together with Jamie Foxx, presented Favorite Movie Actress to Emma Stone.
Former young actress Emma Stone, 26, attended all the grown-up award shows earlier this year ( the Oscars, etc.), where she was nominated for her dramatic role in Birdman. At Kids Choice, she won an orange blimp for Favorite Movie Actress for her summer popcorn movie, The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
Sarah Hyland, 24, and Ariel Winter, 17, both got slimed onstage while accepting the award for Favorite Family TV Show for their sitcom, ABC's Modern Family. (Their 7-year-old costar Aubrey Anderson-Emmons didn't attend the awards this year.) Look at Ariel's dress here and compare it to what she wore at the SAG Awards in January. You can really see that she covers up more at kid-centric events.
The night was a sweep for Laura Marano, 19, and Raini Rodriguez, 21, the two young actresses of Disney Channel's Austin & Ally.
Their show won Favorite Kids TV Show, Favorite TV Actress for Laura, and Favorite TV Actor for Ross Lynch. After the show, the cast celebrated their wins at a bowling alley.
From Nickelodeon's Max & Shred, Saara Chaudry, 10, and Emilia McCarthy, 17.
The three young actresses of Disney Channel's Jessie, Skai Jackson, 12, Peyton List, 16, and Debby Ryan, 21, attended to support their show (now in its final season), which was also nominated for Favorite TV Show.
Another series that lost out on Favorite TV Show was TeenNick's Every Witch Way. Here are three of its young actresses, Paris Smith, 15, Elizabeth Elias, 16, and Paolo Andino, 17.
Nickelodeon's The Thundermans didn't receive any nominations this year, buts its three young actresses attended anyway: Addison Riecke, 11, her TV big sister Kira Kosarin, 17, and Audrey Whitby, 18, who plays the best-friend role to Kira's character.
They aren't young actresses, but I wanted to include them in this post, anyway. Celeb kids Zahara, 10, and Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, 8, attended the show with their mom Angelina Jolie, who won Favorite Villain for Maleficent. Their little sister Vivienne, 6, appeared in the film as the young Princess Aurora (played as a teenager by Elle Fanning). I love how casually Zahara and Shiloh are dressed here. They look like any regular kids.
Previous posts on the Kids Choice Awards: 2014, 2011, 2010, and 2009.
Held March 28, 2015, at The Forum in Inglewood, California. Hosted by Nick Jonas.
Quvenzhane Wallis, 11, was a presenter at the show. Her movie Annie had only one nomination, Favorite Villain for Cameron Diaz.
Willow Shields, 14, attended to support her film The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (premiere here and review here), which won Favorite Movie and Favorite Female Action Star for Jennifer Lawrence. As with the outfit that Willow wore to the Cinderella premiere earlier this month, I wish that this had a bit more fabric. The girl is only 14.
G Hannelius, 16, attended to support her Disney Channel series Dog With a Blog, which was nominated for Favorite TV Show but lost to Austin & Ally.
Ryan Newman, 16, attended together with her boyfriend, The Thundermans star Jack Griffo, 18.
Zendaya Coleman, 18, together with Jamie Foxx, presented Favorite Movie Actress to Emma Stone.
Former young actress Emma Stone, 26, attended all the grown-up award shows earlier this year ( the Oscars, etc.), where she was nominated for her dramatic role in Birdman. At Kids Choice, she won an orange blimp for Favorite Movie Actress for her summer popcorn movie, The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
Sarah Hyland, 24, and Ariel Winter, 17, both got slimed onstage while accepting the award for Favorite Family TV Show for their sitcom, ABC's Modern Family. (Their 7-year-old costar Aubrey Anderson-Emmons didn't attend the awards this year.) Look at Ariel's dress here and compare it to what she wore at the SAG Awards in January. You can really see that she covers up more at kid-centric events.
The night was a sweep for Laura Marano, 19, and Raini Rodriguez, 21, the two young actresses of Disney Channel's Austin & Ally.
Their show won Favorite Kids TV Show, Favorite TV Actress for Laura, and Favorite TV Actor for Ross Lynch. After the show, the cast celebrated their wins at a bowling alley.
From Nickelodeon's Max & Shred, Saara Chaudry, 10, and Emilia McCarthy, 17.
The three young actresses of Disney Channel's Jessie, Skai Jackson, 12, Peyton List, 16, and Debby Ryan, 21, attended to support their show (now in its final season), which was also nominated for Favorite TV Show.
Another series that lost out on Favorite TV Show was TeenNick's Every Witch Way. Here are three of its young actresses, Paris Smith, 15, Elizabeth Elias, 16, and Paolo Andino, 17.
Nickelodeon's The Thundermans didn't receive any nominations this year, buts its three young actresses attended anyway: Addison Riecke, 11, her TV big sister Kira Kosarin, 17, and Audrey Whitby, 18, who plays the best-friend role to Kira's character.
They aren't young actresses, but I wanted to include them in this post, anyway. Celeb kids Zahara, 10, and Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, 8, attended the show with their mom Angelina Jolie, who won Favorite Villain for Maleficent. Their little sister Vivienne, 6, appeared in the film as the young Princess Aurora (played as a teenager by Elle Fanning). I love how casually Zahara and Shiloh are dressed here. They look like any regular kids.
Previous posts on the Kids Choice Awards: 2014, 2011, 2010, and 2009.