Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince has been given a PG rating by the Motion Picture Association of America:

Title: Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince(2008)
Rating: PG Rating
Reason:  Rated PG for scary images, some violence, language and mild sensuality.
Distributor:  Warner Bros. Pictures
Alternate Titles:   Harry Potter 6

There are two more High Resolution behind the scenes photos online now thanks to Warner Bros. The first is of Fred and George with David Yates at their shop.  The second is of the trio, Slughorn and David Yates.

See them both HERE!

Thanks to WB and DR.com we have a High Res version of that Harry and Ginny photo from Entertainment Weekly.

Go HERE to see it in all its largeness!  Enjoy!

The point of this news post is if you ever see any site that rips off another sites layout or content or anything contact the owner of the original site so they can deal with the situation. It will be much appreciated.

So thanks again Tanvi!! (hehe, lots of plugs for you) Go see her Evanna site everyone!  Also, Maura, a friend of mine has been helping me get through this situation which is very hard for me.

UPDATE: Situation is getting better, but I left the message of the post up.

Tom Felton and his girlfriend Jade Gordon spent the day at Universal Orlando Resort today where the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is currently under construction.

Head over to SS to see photos of him and Jade there.

Entertainment Weekly has listed Half-Blood Prince has one of their 12 big movies to come out in 2009:

Imagine making out with your sister. Now imagine something less taboo, and you’ll know what it was like for Daniel Radcliffe to mack on Bonnie Wright, who plays Harry Potter’s future wife Ginny Weasley in the sixth installment of the magical series. ”Harry’s got a real thing for her, and that is slightly odd, because when we met, I was 11 and she was 9, and she was only ever Ron’s little sister,” says Radcliffe, now 19. ”But that all changed, and here we are snogging.”

Shooting Dumbledore’s funeral was another tough scene for Radcliffe, as it took on the personality of an Irish wake thanks to some not-so-mournful extras: ”Because there’s a lot of people there, it’s one of those things that takes on a party atmosphere.”