Teen Choice Awards Winners Include Mark Consuelos, Michael B. Jordan, Gina Rodriguez, Grant Gustin

Riverdale stars Mark Consuelos and KJ Apa at the Teen Choice Awards.

The Teen Choice Awards were held Sunday at the Forum in Los Angeles. This year's event honored the best in film, television, music, sports, fashion, comedy and the internet based on more than 150 million votes cast by teens on Twitter and FOX.com.

Below is a complete list of the winners:

MOVIES

Choice Action Movie
"Avengers: Infinity War"

Choice Action Movie Actor
Robert Downey Jr. -- "Avengers: Infinity War"

Choice Action Movie Actress
Scarlett Johansson -- "Avengers: Infinity War"

Choice Sci-Fi Movie
"Black Panther"

Choice Sci-Fi Movie Actor
Chris Hemsworth -- "Thor: Ragnarok"

Choice Sci-Fi Movie Actress
Letitia Wright -- "Black Panther"

Complete List of Independent Spirit Awards Nominees

Former ALL MY CHILDREN, FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS
and PARENTHOOD actor Michael B.  Jordan is
nominated for his work in Fuitvale Station.

Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave earned the most nominations Tuesday for the 29th Film Independent Spirit Awards, while Alexander Payne's Nebraska received six nominations. Rounding out the best film nominees are All Is Lost, Frances Ha and Inside Llewyn Davis.

The following is a complete list of nominees:

Feature
12 Years a Slave
All Is Lost
Frances Ha
Inside Llewyn Davis
Nebraska

NEWS: Gillian Wright Leaving EASTENDERS; Nia Peeples; CW Flash Series; Paul Wesley and Torrey DeVitto to Divorce; BREAKING BAD Exhibit

Gillian Wright leaving EASTENDERS
Wright is shooting her final scenes this week, with her last moments on screen due to air in October. Wright first appeared on the BBC soap as Jean Slater in late 2004, before being made a regular member in 2007.

The actress has won several awards for her portrayal of the bipolar disorder sufferer, including Best Actress at the 2012 Inside Soap Awards.

PRETTY LITTLE LIARS Mom, Nia Peeples, Reveals Her Ultimate Beauty Secret: Love Yourself
Peeples said she had seen too many women measure themselves against picture-perfect images of TV characters, and she felt compelled to change the conversation about beauty.