Believe it or not, I never knew JoJo was a singer until I realized a song I got from a friend. It was "Get out (Leave)". I was amazed at how…talented she was. Seriously, how could that be possible.

The first time I ever heard her song was "A Little Too Late". I loved it. I thought was creative and so nice to listen to. A movie that sticks out in my mind is "RV"; she played a selfish daughter. Her character reminded me of my father and me always fighting. So, it stuck out well for me. I think she's really awesome and her career is just too great to stop now.

My mother never liked this show; for it reminded her of Pokemon, a show she hated. But, however, she did let us watch this anime. And I loved it. The show brought out wonderful character development and a great storyline. Why wouldn't I like it?

The show took a forever get to one place to another, but it was worth it. Yami/Pharaoh Atem brought out a new flame to the show. And Joey's backstory was amazing. Anzu/Tea's emotions gave the show a mood and tone for everyone. Ryou's innocence was the greatest. And Mai's attitude just gave everything a spark. Isis' words of wisdom to Seto was interesting to watch, whilst Marik/Malik's problems with his own sister gave family issues a new level. No matter how much I loved this show, I had a few problems with it. The ending was abrupt and made me wish there was more. Though I believe Yami was meant to be set free, I believe the show should have focused more on Yugi, more than anyone else. After all, he is the king of games now. Another thing I had a problem with was the romance. Yes, the show was supposed to be all about friendship, but they had started so much romance in the show, I don't think it was right to just end it there. Tea was heartbroken at the end, Seto's settle trust in Isis, Yugi's crush on Tea, Mai and Joey's unspoken attraction and Rebecca's affection for Yugi. All should have been resolved.

And what happened to Seto and Mokuba's brother relationship? Malik's way of life and did Ishizu finally stop looking after her little brother? What of Tea? Did she ever get a chance to go to the United States for her chance in dancing? And Yugi? Yugi should have been given a chance to have more screen time, being the King of Games. Another thing I had a problem with: Tristan/Honda's character was never developed! And he was the one who did everyone's dirty work. We don't know if he has a mother or father; if siblings are out there. But we know he loves Serenity. So, I guess that's enough for the show. But, I must admit, he was my favorite character…

I have to say, when I found out she was born in Arizona, I nearly fell over. Though it may not matter, I thought it was so cool to know she was from a place where I am currently living. The first time I heard a Michelle Branch song was around fourteen and when I was surfing YouTube. Nonetheless, I found a song on there that made me just stop and listen to. Soon, it was on my favorites and I listened to it all the time. The song was, "All You Wanted". I thought it was the most amazing song ever. It had meaning and depth to everyday things we all deal with each other.

Even though I liked her song, I thought to myself, "She's probably just another singer, who doesn't have any other good songs." I started noticing songs on the radio, like "Everywhere." I asked my friend who was singing it, and she answered, "Michelle Branch, I think." I started to listen to her other songs and was amazed. I loved them! Every single one. "Desperately" stuck out the most. I still haven't found her CD's and I'm disappointed Target, Wal-Mart and other stores like that don't hold her songs. But I will. Yes, I know I will.

I used to think this show was all right. It was when I was a younger person and I thought the show could have gone far. Boy...I was wrong.

Clark Kent has been labeled as a "boy scout". What the creators have forgotten was the fact that Lana was never a secret spy; Lois had never met Clark while he was still a sophomore; Green Arrow never dated Lois; his best friend never disappeared from the series; Bart Allen has never met Superman ever. So...I have issues with the show. To be honest, I thought Lana was poorly made in this show. The character development is horrible. The only character that thoroughly think has a chance in this series is either the mother or Chloe. No joke. Yes, Tom Willing is one beautiful guy. The crystal blue eyes and the dashing smile is all he needs to attract female viewers. And all it takes to get male viewers are the breasts of Lana and Lois. But the storyline was ruined in the first season. Lex Luthor seems to actually have remorse. There! Already! Luthor never had remorse for anything or anyone but himself and his possessions. When it came to Lana, I nearly gagged. The poor Chloe will never get the love of her life. And Lois lost her chance too long ago. Lois is one big slutty mess and Jimmy is the self-conscious kid. Now that I think about it, Jimmy was the only one that they kept in character from the original comics and series. Too bad.

The first time I heard an Avril Lavigne song was when I was with my friends at age thirteen. A girl, three years older, started singing softly. "So much for my happy ending...o-oh, o-oh, yeah..."

I was interested. And, even though I had never heard the real version, the song was stuck in my head for at least a month. I was curious and searched for the song and the artist. When I finally found out, I was amazed at how many other hits she had made. S8er Boi, Fall to Pieces, Mobile, One of Those Girls, and Who Knew? are my personal favorites.

But to set things straight: most of her songs are for troubled teens. Which is a lot of people. I'm not going to trail my life after hers, for I wish to lead another sort of life. Overall, she seems strong-willed, though I'm sure she was one rebellious kid (something my parents would freak out over if I was such). She's talented and I'm sure she'll do well later on in life.