Author: Catherine Lai

New promo video for Daniel Radcliffe’s upcoming “The Simpsons” role

As previously reported, Dan Radcliffe will be guest starring on The Simpsons for a second time, this time playing the character Diggs, an aspiring falconry champion. In this newly released promotional video, Dan discusses his character and American accent, which he says he’s quite comfortable with.

Third grade classroom modeled after Hogwarts to teach values from “Potter”

For a group of young students in New Bedford, Massachusetts, house points are part of the daily routine! Third grade teacher Carolyn Papas has incorporated a Sorting Hat, House Cup, prefects, and Azkaban into her classroom, in hopes of teaching responsibility, teamwork, and leadership. And just like at Hogwarts, students earn and lose house points, and the house with the most points at the end of the year wins the House Cup. We think this is a brilliant idea!

Harry Melling’s play, “Peddling”, to move to New York after premiere in Suffolk

Harry Melling (Dudley Dursley) has written a play titled “Peddling,” based on a childhood experience involving a homeless boy, which will premiere at a certain festival in Suffolk, early this year. Afterwards the play will then transfer to another festival in New York City for a few weeks. Melling is said to have based the play on an experience that saw him encounter a homeless person.

Daniel Radcliffe talks “The Cripple of Inishmaan” and reprising his role

Dan Radcliffe will soon be returning to Broadway for The Cripple of Inishmaan, in which he starred last year on London’s West End. In a new interview with Broadway Direct, he discusses the challenges of the play and says he is glad to reprise the role. As for portraying a physically disabled person, Dan had a lot of work to do.

Dumbledore makes appearance in “The Lego Movie”

Watch closely, and you’ll see the Hogwarts headmaster making a cameo appearance in Warner Bros.’ new film, The Lego Movie! Writer and Director Chris Miller reveals to The Hollywood Reporter how difficult it was to secure the legal rights to use the beloved wizard.