Kid's Choice Award Winners

The 28th annual Kid's Choice Awards were presented on Saturday night.

The complete winners list can be found below:

FAVORITE VILLAIN

Angelina Jolie – Maleficent

FAVORITE MALE SINGER

Nick Jonas

FAVORITE REALITY SHOW

Dance Moms

FAVORITE TALENT COMPETITION SHOW

The Voice

FAVORITE BOOK

Diary of a Wimpy Kid series

MOST ADDICTING GAME

Minecraft

FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER

Selena Gomez

SONG OF THE YEAR

“Bang Bang” by Jessie J, Ariana Grande, & Nicki Minaj

FAVORITE MUSIC GROUP

One Direction

FAVORITE ANIMATED MOVIE

Big Hero 6

FAVORITE FEMALE ACTION STAR

Jennifer Lawrence

FAVORITE MOVIE ACTOR

Ben Stiller

FAVORITE MOVIE

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1

FAVORITE MALE ACTION STAR

Liam Hemsworth

FAVORITE NEW ARTIST

Fifth Harmony

FAVORITE CARTOON

Spongebob Squarepants

FAVORITE TV ACTOR

Ross Lync

FAVORITE TV ACTRESS

Laura Marano

FAVORITE KIDS TV SHOW

Austin & Ally

FAVORITE FAMILY TV SHOW

Modern Family

FAVORITE MOVIE ACTRESS

Emma Stone

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