Emma Watson- The Highest Paid Hollywood Actress

Emma Watson aka Hermione Granger, has been ranked the Highest Paid Actress in Hollywood. Emma Watson is back again in the headlines. Now, she’s been claimed as being the highest-paid Hollywood actress.

This Witch takes the Biggest Pay

Emma Watson (who plays Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter Series) has now been ranked as the highest paid Hollywood Actress. Emma, born on 15th of April, 1990, is now just 19 years old and has achieved this fame at such a young age. Evidently, her works in the Harry Potter series when she worked in it since she was a child was a remarkable piece in the History of Movies. Six movies complete and now the last movie of the HP series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is coming up.
She is just 19 years old, and this star has topped the highest paid actors list and also the actresses done by Vanity Fair. Emma Watson, apart from the Harry Potter films, also takes her parts of income from the various adverts for conform code Burberry and she also has combined her own line of clothing.

Her co-star, Daniel Radcliffe (who plays Harry Potter) usually ranks 6th, Emma’s occupies the first.

Emma Watson, Kristen Stewart Receive Kids Choice Awards Nominations!

The kids are all right, you guys—just look at all the marvelous people they honored with nominations for the Kids Choice Awards this year! Lots of our favorite folks, flicks and reading material made the cut, proving once and for all that being underage doesn't mean you can't appreciate the finer points of pop culture. Which crushworthy celebs scored a nod from the kid-cademy? Who will be up for a sliming come March 31? Drum roll, please, and...
Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Kristen Stewart all got noms for Favorite Actor (or Actress) honors—plus, there was an extra show of support for Taylor Lautner as Best Buttkicker. (Did Taylor kick a butt this year? We were too busy looking at his abs to worry about what his feet were up to.) And Selena Gomez and Miranda Cosgrove are both in the running for fave TV actress. And, shockingly, Justin Bieber got a nomination for Favorite Musician!
...Okay, just kidding, that's not shocking at all. But congrats, Biebs. They love you!

Meanwhile, the movie category was dominated by animated picks—except for the notable exception of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2." And if you're wondering what the under-18 set loves to read, you need look only as far as your own bookshelf: "The Hunger Games," "Harry Potter" and "Twilight make up three of the four selections! PSH. And they say that kids these days have no taste.