Victoria Justice

Victoria Justice is an American actress, singer-songwriter, and dancer known for her work in youth entertainment, television, and pop music. Justice gained recognition on Nickelodeon, portraying Lola Martinez on the comedy drama series "Zoey 101" and Tori Vega on the sitcom "Victorious." In "Victorious," Justice played Tori Vega, a young singer attending a performing arts high school in Los Angeles. The series premiere attracted 5.7 million viewers, ranking among Nickelodeon's most-watched live-action premieres. For her performances, Justice received a Bravo Otto, a Kids' Choice Award, and two Young Artist Awards.

Justice began her career in entertainment by appearing in children's television commercials and advertisements after modeling, before relocating with her family to Hollywood, California. She demonstrated her vocal and dance abilities as a show choir performer in the made-for-television film "Spectacular!" and made a cameo as a Mixed Martial Arts champion on "iCarly." Justice received formal training in musical theater at the Millikan Performing Arts Academy in Los Angeles, combining on-screen experience with disciplined education to build a foundation for her career beyond Nickelodeon.

After "Victorious," Justice transitioned into more mature roles in television and film. She starred in the MTV thriller series "Eye Candy." Her film credits include the romantic comedy "The First Time," teen comedy "Fun Size," comedy drama "Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List," teen comedy "The Outcasts," romance drama "Trust," supernatural comedy "Afterlife of the Party," romantic comedy "A Perfect Pairing," psychological thriller "The Tutor," and the thriller "Depravity."

In addition to acting, Justice has developed a music career. Her initial commercial success came with the "Victorious" soundtrack album and extended plays, all of which appeared on the Billboard 200. Justice launched a solo career with Columbia Records, releasing her debut single "Gold" before departing the label. She later returned to music as an independent artist, releasing singles such as "Treat Myself," "Last Man Standing," and "Love Zombie." Justice continues to release new music and work on her debut studio album.

Justice also uses her platform to support philanthropic causes. She is an advocate for the United Nations Foundation's Girl Up campaign and released the promotional single "Girl Up" in support of the movement. Justice frequently speaks out against cyberbullying, drawing from her own experiences, and advocates for stricter online guidelines and zero tolerance for online harassment. With a career spanning television, film, and music, Justice maintains a significant presence in the entertainment industry.