Hollywood Arts

Even teens, must I say.

Victorious has a new spinoff called Hollywood Arts.

Yeah.

They're bringing Victorious back.

I think Robbie's good.

And actually, Robbie is going to have some guest starring...

Some guest star role, I guess, in this new spin-off of Hollywood Arts, which I'm super excited to see.

He's now...

My guest is actress, entrepreneur, and mom Daniella Monet, whom you know as the unforgettable Trina Vega from Victorious.

Now she's bringing Trina's hilarious, larger-than-life personality back to the screen in Hollywood Arts, debuting on Netflix October 15th.

Beyond acting, Daniella shares her love of recipes, parenting, and plant-based living through her lifestyle content on Daniella's Digest.

I am so excited to welcome Daniella Monet to the show today.

... plopped it into Trina.

Yeah, it just feels like I can slip right into her in a way that just feels right.

And Trina is returning to Hollywood Arts as a substitute teacher.

What could possibly go wrong, and what makes that setup so funny?

This is ChatterBinge.

She is reprising her role as Trina Vega in the new Victorious spinoff, Hollywood Arts, which can be seen on Netflix now.

She is an actress, a singer, an entrepreneur, and an advocate.

It is great to say hello to Daniella Monet.

Oh, thanks for having me, and I'm happy to be here.

My pleasure.

When Victorious ended back in 2013, did you ever think you'd be playing the role of Trina Vega again, this time in Hollywood Arts?

[laughs] Um, a girl can dream.

This is ChatterBinge.

She is reprising her role as Trina Vega in the new Victorious spinoff, Hollywood Arts, which can be seen on Netflix now.

She is an actress, a singer, an entrepreneur, and an advocate.

It is great to say hello to Daniella Monet.

Happy to be here.

My pleasure.

When Victorious ended back in 2013, did you ever think you'd be playing the role of Trina Vega again, this time in Hollywood Arts?

A girl can dream.

Uh, Chris Evans, Anya Taylor-Joy, Vincent Cassel, Sam Richardson, John Malkovich, and Salma Hayek.

Set at a black-tie charity dinner where Hollywood star Mike Taylor, played by Evans, is trying to make a comeback, only to have it interrupted by an eco-terrorist group led by Joan, played by Taylor-Joy, and her brother, played by Jung Lin, who all believe that the volcano where the gala is taking place requires three humans to be sacrificed to its lava so it won't erupt.

What is going on here? Uh, let's just say the critics were quite underwhelmed with this one on the festival circuit.

But, but, but, but, but, but with that cast, how could you not watch it? It's just dropping on Netflix.

Pure trashy couch Friday nonsense.

That's Master Plan, which lands on Prime Video this week.

Also out this week, we have Hollywood Arts on Netflix, which is a spinoff show from the Nickelodeon series Victorious, and is set at a performing arts high school in Hollywood.

Struggling actress Trina Vega returns to her alma mater, Hollywood Arts, as an unqualified substitute teacher.

No box office figures audience consensus is being inferred from the review's response to the production.

Entertainment news four, Hollywood Arts appears on music release list.

Paramount Music's official website lists Hollywood Arts among the latest television music release dated October 15.

The same release page include Room for Everyone dated October 9 and Hey Arnold, The Music Volume 1 dated October 7.

These are music catalog listings and a date that paid should not automatically be treated as the premier date of a television program.

Well, there's a spinoff now on Netflix.

It's called Hollywood Arts, which was the school where they all went in Victorious.

Yeah.

And now the sister, Trina, played by Daniella Monet, she's back there as a substitute teacher.

Season four of The Diplomat coming to Netflix on the 15th.

Uh, something called Hollywood Arts, I believe it's a comedy, coming to Netflix on the 15th as well.

Crystal Lake, the Friday the F- 13th, uh, prequel-

Yeah