Teen Choice Awards 2013: 'GLEE,' 'Pitch Perfect' Lead Second-Wave Nominations for Aug. 11 Ceremony
America's 13-to-19-year-olds have a chance to make their voice heard yet again. The second wave of nominees for the 2013 Teen Choice Awards was announced today (July 1).
GLEE leads the second wave of nominations with five nominees. Becca Tobin is up for Choice TV Villan for her portrayal of Kitty Wilde. Chord Overstreet is nominated for Choice TV Male Scene Stealer while Heather Morris is up for the female equivalent. Those three join the GLEE nominees for Choice TV Breakout Star, Melissa Benoist and Blake Jenner, who play Marley Rose and Ryder Lynn, respectively. Jenner is already a winner in life, though, he's the most recent winner of The Glee Project.
Chris Colfer and Lea Michelle, veterans of GLEE are nominated for Choice TV Actor/Actress: Comedy. The show as a whole is nominated for Choice TV Show: Comedy.
Pitch Perfect joins GLEE with numerous nominations. The musical comedy is up for four surfboards. The film is up against Identity Thief, Peeples, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and Warm Bodies for Choice Movie: Comedy.
Adam DeVine, Hana Mae Lee, Ben Platt, Skylar Astin, Rebel Wilson and Anna Kendrick are also nominated for awards.
In addition to her acting in Pitch Perfect, Kendrick is up for Choice Single: Female for "Cups." It's a tough category, however. She's up against pop superstars Selena Gomez ("Come & Get It"), Demi Lovato ("Heart Attack), Taylor Swift ("I Knew You Were Trouble") and Miley Cyrus ("We Can't Stop").
Other nominations include: Justin Bieber ("Beauty and a Beat"), Robin Thicke feat. T.I. and Pharrell ("Blurred Lines"), Pitbull ("Feel This Moment"), Bruno Mars ("Locked Out Of Heaven") and Justin Timberlake feat. Jay-Z ("Suit & Tie)" for Choice Single: Male Artist.
Check out the full list of second wave nominees here.
The Teen Choice Awards 2013 will air Sunday, Aug. 11 on Fox. Fans can vote at www.teenchoiceawards.com until Aug. 10. The show will open up with a performance by One Direction.