Nick.com Now Has A Link For Victorious!

Go To http://www.nick.com/victorious and check out the page Nickelodeon has set up for the new performing arts series Victorious!
Plus discovered a new picture with Victoria & Leon. Can't wait for new games and updates! Checkout the link for info on the show http://www.nick.com/shows/victorious/bout and characters! http://www.nick.com/shows/victorious/characters/tori-vega.html
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Tori Vega

She's funny and talented and she's about to experience the biggest change of her life. Tori Vega is 16 years old and starting school at Hollywood Arts, where she'll practice her "craft" (acting, singing, and dancing), make new friends and make a new enemy-high school is rough like that sometimes. Though Tori was invited to come to the prestigious school, she doesn't get it. Her sister, Trina, has always been the star of the Vega family. When Tori finally does start to realize her own awesome abilities, her life changes even more and in ways she never imagined.

VICTORIA JUSTICE: Fans of Vitoria Justice can witness her sharp comedy and acting chops, as well as her killer singing on "Victorious," featuring original music performed by Victoria and the ensemble cast. Victoria's acting career began at age 8, with an Ovaltine commercial, and just like her character Tori, she attended a performing arts school when she was 11. She joined Nickelodeon in 2005 playing Lola Martinez on "Zoey 101." Recently, she guest starred in the iCarly movie, "iFight Shelby Marx," as championship fighter Shelby Marx. Victoria also guest starred on "True Jackson, VP" and will pop up on the new series, "The Troop." A triple threat, Victoria acted, sang, and danced in the 2009 Nickelodeon movie-musical "Spectacular!" with her "Victorious" co-star Avan Jogia. Victoria will soon star in "The Kings of Appletown" with Dylan and Cole Sprouse.

Trina Vega

Trina is Tori's older sister by one year. Though she is likeable, everything is always about Trina. It's been like that forever and she truly believes stardom is her destiny. The truth: Trina has the attitude of an A-list star but the actual talent of a much lower grade.

DANIELLA MONET: At the age of seven, Daniella started landing commercials. From her first television appearance, it was obvious that the camera took kindly to the starlet. She went on to land supporting roles on series like "American Dreams," "Pacific Blue" and "8 Simple Rules...for Dating My Teenage Daughter." Eventually Daniella graduated to a starring role with Seinfeld's Jason Alexander, on "Listen Up," a sitcom about the life of a famous sports writer.

Andre Harris

André is Tori's soon-to-be best friend and he is an amazingly gifted musician. He loves to play for his friends but has some stage fright issues playing music for big audiences. André is the guy everyone likes and respects for his obvious creativity.

LEON THOMAS: Leon made his theatrical debut at 10 years old, as Young Simba in the smash Broadway production of "The Lion King." In 2005 he became an original cast member of the Broadway play, "The Color Purple." Soon after, he was cast in "August Rush," for which he received the Young Artist Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Feature Film. Leon's first recurring TV role was on teennick's "Just for Kicks." Since then he has guest starred on other series like "iCarly." He is also the singing voice of Tyrone, the moose on the award-winning Nickelodeon preschool series "The Backyardigans."

Jade West

Tori's nemesis is a dark and prickly girl named Jade. She and her friends think they're above all things mainstream, that they're soo edgy. Even though she is kind of a mean girl, Jade gets props for her hard work (and her hot boyfriend, Beck).

ELIZABETH GILLIES: Elizabeth took dance, voice, and acting lessons after school, then spent her summers in theater camp. She made her Broadway debut as Lucy in the musical "13," starring with her "Victorious" co-star Ariana Grande. Her other stage credits include "American Girl Revue," "Annie," "Charlie Brown," "Once on This Island," "Sweet Charity" and "Into the Woods." Elizabeth had a recurring role on the TV drama, "The Black Donnellys," and appeared in the movies, "The Clique," and "Harold," opposite Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Ally Sheedy.

Cat Valentine

Cat is a super sensitive drama queen with flighty tendencies. She is guilty of being an over-actor and is always at level 10 emotionally. Though Cat can be a lot to handle, she becomes a close friend to Tori.

ARIANA GRANDE: Ariana made her Broadway debut in the original role of Charlotte in "13," the musical, earning her a National Youth Theatre Association Award. Most recently, she played the role of Miriam in the first reading of the new musical, "Cuba Libre," written and produced by Desmond Child, a producer for Katy Perry. Ariana has also worked on recordings with Grammy Award-winning composers such as Diane Warren. In the summer of 2009, as a member of "Broadway in South Africa", Ariana performed and taught both music and dance to children in Gugulethu, South Africa.

Robbie Shapiro

Robbie is a shy and awkward student at Hollywood Arts, so it makes sense that he is more comfortable speaking through a "dummy." Robbie is a master ventriloquist and Rex is his alter-ego his and very hip companion.

MATT BENNETT: Matt's acting education began with the Long Island-based "Way Off Broadway" acting company. He first performed, alongside Carly Simon, with "The Yard", an acclaimed artists colony in Martha's Vineyard. He continued studying acting with the Upright Citizens Brigade in New York and soon began working in voiceover and commercials. Most recently, he guest starred in the premiere of Comedy Central's "Michael & Michael Have Issues." He also co-wrote and starred in the short film, "Text Me," for which he also composed and performed the original music.

Beck Oliver

Beck belongs to Jade. He's hot, funny and down-to-earth. Pretty close to perfect. He's also the most respected actor in school and takes it very seriously. And though Beck is Jade's to claim, he has Tori's back when Jade tries to start drama.

AVAN JOGIA: When he was in the 4th grade, Avan played Harry Potter in a school play. From then on, he was hooked. He landed his first professional acting gig in the acclaimed drama, "A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story" playing Gwen's brother. He joined the Nickelodeon family when he was cast in "Gym Teacher: The Movie." More recently, he performed in "Spectacular!" with "Victorious" co-star Victoria Justice. After a pivotal role in the Syfy movie "Caprica," Avan will continue to appear in the ongoing "Caprica" TV series. His upcoming film projects include the dramatic independent feature, "Finding New Hope."