So I'm just starting to learn C++ and I was just inquiring about some good C++ tutorials? Preferably ones that are most up to date. I've been watching a beginner video series hosted by Xoax, and its pretty good about covering essentials but I'm wanting a little more and I just can't seem to find any good ones so far from my google searches. Would be much appreciated!

Thanks in advanced guys! (In case I dont stop by for a while)

http://www.cplusplus.com/
Is a pretty good starting point with a decent tutorial to get you going. Also very useful as a reference for later on.

there are many c and c++ tutorias here http://www.cprogramm... -tutorial.html

Cursory inspection shows those to be bad, "C with classes" tutorials. C way presented before C++ way, pointers and C library functions everywhere, iterators and algorithms not even mentioned.

Koenig's Accelerated C++ is the opposite, a really good book that teaches C++. It's a bit old, but still valid. C++11 just makes a few things easier.
Just to give you an idea of how different the approach is, Accelerated C++ only starts discussing arrays, pointers and dynamic memory allocation in chapter 10, around page 200. And how does it introduce these things?
"An array is a kind of container, similar to a vector but less powerful. A pointer is a kind of random-access iterator that is essential for accessing elements of arrays, and has other uses as well."
Note that the reader has already learned to use containers, iterators, classes and templates before this point! Chapter 11 walks the reader through the construction of a Vec container template, like a poor man's version of std::vector, as an example of a situation where dynamic memory allocation is actually necessary.