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VICTORIOUS Spin-Off Series in Development at Nickelodeon

“Victorious” Spinoff Is in the Works at Nickelodeon — and Series Alum Daniella Monet Is Back as Trina!

Victoria Justice, Ariana Grande, Avan Jogia and Leon Thomas III were also among the big names that starred in the original series from 2010 to 2013

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‘Victorious’ Trina Vega Spinoff ‘Hollywood Arts’ Starring Daniella Monet In Works At Nickelodeon

The Victorious universe is eying further expansion with a second spinoff series, Hollywood Arts (working title). Starring Daniella Monet as Trina Vega

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VICTORIOUS Spin-Off Series in Development at Nickelodeon; Daniella Monet to Return

Nickelodeon's Victorious is coming back- sort of. According to Deadline, a spin-off of the popular series is in the works, this time following Daniella Monet's character Trina Vega. The series, tentatively titled Hollywood Arts, will see Trina Vega return to the titular school from the original series, now as a teacher.

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MTV, CMT Pause Major 2025 Awards Shows Ahead of Paramount Merger

Affected shows include the MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) and the CMT Music Awards, as well as the MTV Latin America’s MIAW ...

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Super Bowl 2025 will not be on Nickelodeon this year: Where to watch the big game instead

The 59th Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Eagles is scheduled to be played at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Feb. 9 ...

Classic Nickelodeon Movie Might Be Planning a Revival 24 Years Later

A sequel or potential reboot sequel in the same vein as the recent The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish revival would not be ...

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Paramount Pauses Some Major Events, Including CMT Music Awards, MTV EMAs, Ahead of Skydance Deal Close (Exclusive)

"We look to reimagine and optimize our events slate going forward," reads a staff memo obtained by THR. "Our world-class events remain a key component of Paramount’s music offering." ...

Genius Brands Must Face Investor Suit on Nickelodeon Show Airing

Genius Brands International Inc. must defend against claims it overstated how often Nickelodeon Jr. aired its Rainbow Rangers show, a federal judge ruled.