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it is Harry Potter who may be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice as he draws closer to the climactic showdown with Lord Voldemort as we get to see a lot of the pivotal moments of the movie and the final battle between the little wizard and his arch-enemy Voldemort. This is the second trailer we've had where Lily Potter sets the stage for "Deathly Hallows: Part 2," and we're really glad for that. Lily plays a very significant role in this film and in the larger story, the doors haven't closed yet. Indeed, from where we're sitting, they're wide open — so wide, in fact, that a very important question still lingers: who is the greatest "Harry Potter" character of all time? Squee! Harry/Ginny fans will love a split-second snippet of the estranged couple's climactic smooch. This little sneak peek has us even more anxious to watch the full thing on the big screen. Then, we can compare it to the last movie's Harry/Hermione kiss

Well, this is interesting. We all shed bitter tears Thursday when Rebecca Black‘s poppy hit disappeared from YouTube due to copyright claims from the girl herself. But today, my friends, is Friday, because the video is back once more (also, it’s actually Friday). The 13-year-old singer shot to fame when the promo for her song scored millions of hits on the video-sharing website, but she is now locked in a legal battle with the recording company bosses who helped her put the film together. The video disappeared off of YouTube at 167,000,000 views, claiming that Rebecca Black had pulled out the copyrights card. lack's parents originally paid Ark $4,000 to produce the song and video for their 13-year-old daughter. All YouTube partners have had the ability to charge a rental fee for their content for about a year