“Sabrina the Teenage Witch” star Melissa Joan Hart has delivered a healthy baby boy. The actress, who already has one son, Mason, 2, has named the baby Braydon Hart Wilkerson.

And a baby makes four for Melissa Joan Hart and Mark Wilkerson.

The actress and her rock star husband welcomed their second child together on March 12, a boy named Braydon Hart Wilkerson.

Their son Mason is two years old.

Although the couple had planned on having another baby, Braydon came a little sooner than imagined and the 31-year-old former Sabrina, the Teenage Witch star admitted she wasn’t completely excited when she learned of her pregnancy at first.

“I was thinking I won’t get to snowboard this season, and now I gotta fight the weight thing again, the indigestion and the feet hurting,” she said.

But Mark, 30, who’s the lead singer of Course of Nature, made things a lot easier for Melissa.

“When it comes to the baby, he does everything from the cooking to bath time, to putting Mason down for nap,” she told OK!. “That is so priceless to me.”

[From OK! Magazine]

Good for Melissa for being honest about her mixed feelings regarding the pregnancy. I think a lot of women go through this at first. She did a nude photo shoot while pregnant back in December, and she looked pretty good. But towards the end of the pregnancy, Melissa looked a little miserable, as is typical late in the third trimester. Melissa does seem like a good mom with her older boy, and it sounds like she gets a lot of help from her husband…whom I’ve never heard of. I think calling him a “rock star” is a bit over the top, but nonetheless, congratulations to them both.

Harry Potter mania is about to hit. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is out in US theaters on Wednesday while the last book in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, is out next Saturday, July 21.

Advance reviews for the film are overwhelmingly positive, with a current 87% aggregate critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Several critics have written that it’s the best Harry Potter film yet, and that it’s darker and scarier than its four predecessors.

As for the book, I have to admit I’ve read all the other Harry Potter titles and although I won’t be waiting in line for it I’ll be sure to snatch up a copy within a few days of its release.

Diehard Harry Potter fans are planning a media blackout next weekend so that the end is not spoiled for them. JK Rowling has said that two characters will die at the end of the series, and a lot of speculation has surrounded her claims. She said she was crying while writing the end of the book and that she was devastated to end it. Fans want to know who dies, but not until they get a chance to read the whole book first.

Now, as the July 21 release of the seventh and final book in the series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, approaches, fans who have waited the better part of a decade to find out the ultimate fate of Harry, his friends and his nemeses are taking no chances.

But how far do they have to go? Must they close their eyes, cover their ears and scream, “LALALALA?”

Pretty much. In fact, if you want to get in touch with a rabid Harry Potter fan on the weekend of July 21-22, you might be out of luck.

Readers are planning media blackouts — no computers, no cell phones, no TV, no radio. And if that’s not enough, they’re threatening to get physical.

“I’ll beat the crap out of the person who spoils it for me,” Pritthish Chakraborty wrote in an e-mail. Chakraborty, 17, who runs a fan Web site, Harry Potter Beyond, in his native Bangladesh, was spoiled two years ago when a “friend” sent a picture message to his cell phone of the page describing Dumbledore’s death.

Many fans don’t want to give up the excitement and camaraderie of a midnight release party, but they know they’re putting themselves at risk.

“We advise people — I know this is terrible — to bring headphones to the book release and put them on as they leave the store so they’re not subject to the idiot across the street screaming the end to them,” said Melissa Anelli, a webmaster of the Leaky Cauldron, a prominent Harry Potter fan site.

[AP Article from the Houston Chronicle thanks to Viv for e-mailing it.]

In 2005 some fans were upset to have the end of the last book yelled out at them as they left bookstores early in the morning of the release.

I’m the kind of person that can’t resist looking up spoilers, but that wouldn’t keep me from reading the book as all the fun is getting there.

Here are pictures from the LA premiere of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix including Daniel Radcliffe. Emma Watson with brother, Alex, Rupert Grint, Imelda Staunton, Melissa Joan Hart, and Masi Oka. Rupert Grint is wearing a cute shirt with a picture of Harry on it.

Thanks to PRPhotos for these pics.