Mrzbaybay talks about a trending topic in Hollywood.

It seems like you can't turn on a TV or open a magazine without seeing someone from Hollywood who has had some type of plastic surgery, botox, or implants. It really has young girls thinking about getting it. Girls who are too young to even have their own apartment. As you read this article, please keep an open mind on everything that's said.

PROBLEM:

Girls as young as 10 years old are already thinking about having surgery to enhance their looks. They don't think about the side effects of these surgeries, they're only thinking about how beautiful it made people look on TV.

SOLUTION:

We don't have one. However, if we want these young girls to not think of such things, we should tell those girls how beautiful and amazing they already are every chance we get.

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Cass402 reports on the end of the Harry Potter series.

If you haven't seen the last movie or read the last book, you might not want to read this, as there are some spoilers on who dies (especially at the end). The title of this article is taken from the Wizard Rock song of the same name by Oliver Boyd and the Remembralls. In other words, it's not my idea. One last thing: I know Sims2Girl wrote an article about the end of Harry Potter, and she said it was okay for me to write this.

"It All Ends 7.15." This was the slogan on the promotional posters for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2". And in a way, it's the truth. Now that the eighth movie is out, there will be no more movies, no more books -- nothing. At least, that's what I thought until a few weeks ago, when Pottermore was announced. There really isn't much known about Pottermore except that the books will be interactive and there will be tons of new material from J.K. Rowling herself. So, that's something to look forward to, come October, or July 31 for those lucky people who get to beta for the site. But even with Pottermore, which I'm sure will be amazing, it has, to some extent, ended, and that's really just horrible for its fans.

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