It sucked on the most part. Bad host, bad place to hold it. The highlights of it were Rihanna, T.I., Leona Lewis, and Kanye West. I would say Christina, but what she really singing about? Leona's cover for Lil Wayne's "Misunderstood" gave me more chills. The T.I./ Rihanna collabo was great, "Live Your Life" is a good song. Lil Wayne pretty much sucked, "A Milli" and "Got Money" are getting annoying, I would want "Misunderstood" to be the next single if he didn't talk for 7 minutes about bullsh*t. He ruined "All Summer Long" for Kid Rock. Russel Brand, The Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus, and Katy Perry can all go to hell for all I care. Kanye pretty much saved it, with his completely left field song "Love Lockdown" in which he sings with auto-tune. I guess he's still dealing with the pain of his mom's death. Poor Kanye :-(

I am so f*ckin happy now. The most anticipated album of 2007 as well as Lil Wayne's masterpiece is dropping June 10, 2008. It is definately Weezy's year. The first single off the final 'Carter' album "Lollipop" gives us a hint of the level of creativity BM Junior has. Lollipop is also Wayne's first #1 on the Billboard charts. And of course I got to mention "A Milli", the mindf*ck of a record and Tha Carter III's second single. The beat is oh so ridiculous and as usual, Wayne kills it. He raps "It was like the beat was screamin 'Murder me!', and I'm a murderer, so I murdered it". A Milli remixes might also replace the skits that are usually on Carter albums. I forgive him on that, as well as the album cover, cuz the beat is that sick. I freestyled on it for 5 minutes straight, goddamn I can't wait to see that video. "Showtime" featuring Chanell will be the third single but has not been released yet. Other songs include:

"Eat You Alive" feat. Ludacris

"Party Control" feat. Justin Timberlake, Nelly Furtado, & Timbaland

"Dinnertime"

"Let The Beat Build"

"Dr. Carter"

"Staring At The World"

As well as a track featuring Jay-Z and a track featuring David Banner & Brisco. All I got to say is.. C3!

I mean, he should just quit the rap game. He sounds like every other rapper at this point. He obviously must a ghostwriter, that alone should get him booted him out of the game in my opinion. And lately, he tryna be Lil Wayne Jr. (which would make him Birdman the Third), immitating his rap style. You would agree with me if you heard his freestyles of "Brown Paper Bag", "Leather So Soft", and "White Girl" (coincidentally Lil Wayne rapped on all 3 songs). Omarion made a crappy decision to make an entire album with this sad joke of a rapper. Face Off is gonna suck, they're leaked single from said album, "Designated Driver", confirmed that. Oh Bow Weezy, what are we going to do with you.

Order of the Phoenix- was great but could have been better. Harry and Cho could have at least had more screen time for their relationship besides that make-out session in the Room of Requirements and them talking after winter break. Luna could have also had screen time to mention The Quibbler and her father. The battles were extraordinary as I depicted it, especially Voldemort vs Dumbledore. And it made your heart break when Sirius died and when Voldemort was taking over Harry. I give it 3 1/2 stars.

Deathly Hallows- marks the end of our Harry Potter trail. As you know, either Harry dies, or Voldemort. But it isn't who dies that is really and truly important, its how the story is concluded. I'm reluctant to find out what happens, because once I know, I'll never get back that mystery. I'll never have to venture the unknown for questions. In a metaphorical sense, the Harry Potter series represents childhood, with each book, the story gets darkerlike we grow older. Thats why I think when finish reading this last book of the series, we will be ready for adulthood.

And now I'd like to take this time to say goodbye to Harry Potter, not as the character, but as the series and as my childhood years. I know it may seem early to truly say goodbye, since the film adaptation will not be made and released until 2010, but the movies never really do justice to the books that inspired me as well as others to read, write, and to have an wild imagination. They never really do.