Michael Jackson has invited stars of the "Harry Potter" films to the opening night of his "This Is It" shows. The three main stars from the wizard franchise - Daniel Radcliffe, 19, Emma Watson, 18, and Rupert Grint, 20 - have reportedly been offered access all areas passes for the start of Michael's "This Is It" farewell residency at London's O2 arena on July 8.

A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "Michael is a huge fan of the 'Harry Potter' books and films."

Daniel Radcliffe has been voted most valuable young star. The "Harry Potter" actor topped a poll based on the Forbes Star Currency list, which measures individuals' on both their body or work and bankability.

Daniel, 19, beat a host of well-known names to the coveted top spot with "Hannah Montana" actress-and-singer Miley Cyrus, 16, coming second and "Secret Life Of Bees" star Dakota Fanning, 15, claiming third spot.

Emma Watson is terrified about kissing her co-star Rupert Grint. The 18-year-old actress is dreading locking lips with Rupert for the first time in new movie "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."

Emma - who plays Hermione Granger in the hit wizard franchise - said: "Well I've never had to do it before so I can't say I have any techniques. I've never had to kiss anyone on screen so it is all new to me. Of course I am nervous about it."

Britain's Prince Harry has been attacked by Daniel Radcliffe. The "Harry Potter" actor blasted the 24-year-old royal for his comments in a video that was recently published, in which Harry called a fellow army cadet "p**I."

Daniel said: "I have nothing against the royals as people, I've never met them. But in terms of that particular comment about Pakistanis, Prince Harry said a very stupid thing."

Daniel Radcliffe has blasted American theatergoers. The 19-year-old actor - who is currently appearing in the Broadway play "Equus" - says American audiences are noisy and rude and have no respect for the arts.

The "Harry Potter" star said: "I would like to initiate an initiative, the Broadway Annoying Audience Member Relocation Program, so we can lose the people whose phones ring more than three times, that have the kind of throat condition which causes them to cough like they have consumption, those who take more than 10 seconds to find whatever is in their plastic bag."

Daniel Radcliffe says it "would be great" to get an erection on stage while performing in "Equus."

The 19-year-old actor strips off in the controversial play about a boy with a partly religious, partly sexual fascination with horses, and admits he would feel more comfortable if the audience saw his manhood in all its glory.