The 26th Kids' Choice Awards 2013 kicked off at USC Galen Center, courtesy of Nickelodeon, with plenty of green slime to go around. Guys who won big were Ross Lynch, LeBron James, Johnny Depp, Dwyane Johnson and Justin Bieber.
Ross Lynch won Favorite TV Actor for his role in Austin & Ally. The Disney Channel sitcom features the relationship of outgoing Austin Moon and shy Ally Dawson. Appropriately, the show is about making it big through the internet, which many young stars do nowadays. In the show, Austin falls in love with Ally.
LeBron James won for Favorite Male Athlete, and it is easy to see why. His dunk skills have been shown off before games, and he is leading the Miami Heat on a winning streak that will hopefully end with a repeat NBA championship.
Johnny Depp was the Favorite Movie Actor for his role in Dark Shadows, an American horror/comedy film. Although panned on Rotten Tomatoes, Depp's performance as a playboy-turned-vampire was popular with kids.
Dwayne Johnson is the perennial butt-kicker, and won Favorite Male Buttkicker for his performance in Journey 2: The Mysterious Island. The pro-wrestler-turned-actor is on a tear through the film world, and continues to churn out hit movies.
Finally, Justin Bieber took home a blimp as Favorite Male Singer. His ability to make girls swoon and draw huge crowds for his concerts is evidence that this YouTube-launched singer will continue to trend for years to come.
And those are the guys of Nick's Kids' Choice Awards 2013. They took home blimps, slime and kids' love at this year's awards.
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