This three-disc, Blu-ray/DVD combo features stars Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson in this long-awaited Harry Potter film, rated PG.  Launch date: December 2009.

The interactive DVD game allows players of different skill levels to experience the world of “Harry Potter”. The DVD is based primarily on the first three “Harry Potter” films and includes scenes from the fourth and fifth films. Launch date: December 11, 2007.
— Boys across the US named video games as their #2 gift choice, according to Reuters. TDmonthly predicts that this particular game will do Harry proud this Christmas!

This two-DVD special edition set features 13 episodes from the first season of Cartoon Network’s “The Powerpuff Girls.” Launch date: June 19, 2007.

The fine arts have a universal appeal that offers an opportunity for forging intergenerational connections. Classical Baby is a three-DVD set in which each DVD focuses on a single classic art form: dance, visual art and music. Each animated program is brimming with catchy melodies, brilliant colors and fun animated animal characters that appeal to babies and toddlers, as well as famous musical pieces, revered artwork and varied dance styles that encourage adults to share their love of the arts with a special child. "The Music Show" presents musical masterpieces from artists as varied as Bach, Mozart, Villa Lobos and Bartok; "The Art Show" focuses in close on masterpieces from famous artists like Monet, Hopper and Degas; and "The Dance Show" has animated animal characters performing dances inspired by great choreographers like Balanchine, Robbins and Pilobolus.

Santa Claus does not exist. Or does he? For one doubting boy (voice of Daryl Sabara), an astonishing event occurs. Late on Christmas Eve night, he lies in bed hoping to hear the sound of reindeer bells from Santa´s sleigh, when to his surprise, a steam engine´s roar and whistle can be heard outside his window. The conductor (voice of Tom Hanks) invites him on board to take an extraordinary journey to the North Pole with many other pajama-clad children. There, he receives an extraordinary gift only those who still believe in Santa can experience.

This is the first American Girl production starring the company’s Victorian-era heroine in a live-action, made-for-TV movie. Produced by Revolution Studios, Red Om Films and American Girl, in Association with Warner Bros. Television, the movie aired on The WB Network during the 2004 holiday season and is now available on DVD and video. For 20 years, American Girl has emphasized the integration of the learning and play experiences through its series of historical books, dolls and accessories.