According to the “Telegraph”, the home used in the film “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1” that showcased the birthplace of Harry Potter is now available for purchase for only 1 million GBP.
Are you the proud owner of “Harry Potter Film Wizardry”? The book is being rereleased on October 23 as “Harry Potter Film Wizardry (Revised and Expanded).”
There is some disappointing news tonight as it was just announced that Wrockfest in the Forest of Dean scheduled for October 12 – 15 in Greensboro, North Carolina has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond the organizers control. Organizers will be working with the individual registrants over the next several weeks to refund fees; however, other expenses incurred will not be able to be refunded.
Here at MuggleNet we love to feature talented fans who express their love for “Harry Potter” in drawings, paintings, dance, and even song. Our FanArt feature this week comes from Zoe Louk, and she has written and performed an awesome song that we would like to share with everyone today!
by Micah Tannenbaum · Published August 28, 2012 · Last modified March 4, 2022
“Harry Potter: The Exhibition” is returning to Discovery Times Square in New York City this holiday season.
“MTV News” kicked off their annual Fall Movie Preview with a new clip from the soon-to-be-released film “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”, which stars “Harry Potter” heroine Emma Watson. MTV also interviewed the author/director Stephen Chbosky who shared his insights into the film.
UPDATED: This post was removed by the request of the Discovery Times Square in New York.
by Keith Hawk · Published August 27, 2012 · Last modified January 19, 2017
MISTI-Con promises to be an incredible and intimate “Harry Potter” convention that is taking place at the beautiful Margate Resort in Laconia, New Hampshire from May 9-13, 2013. The resort will be for convention attendees only, and no Muggles will be allowed for the entire weekend. MuggleNet staff members will be attending in force, and today, the convention organizers of MISTI-Con released our official programming information.
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by Keith Hawk · Published August 27, 2012 · Last modified January 19, 2017
Recently, “Amazon.com” reported that the “Hunger Games” Trilogy had surpassed the “Harry Potter” series in total sales to become the Best-Selling Book Series on “Amazon”. “Harry Potter” fans were not pleased with this, so two of our MuggleNet Staff members decided to write an editorial to try and explain how this was even possible.