By all accounts, this year’s got a lot to answer for. Foremost for many “Potter” fans, of course, was the loss of our beloved Alan Rickman in January. However dark the year might have been in some ways, we also want to acknowledge the bright moments, of which there have been many.
The world can’t wait to see Emma Watson star as Belle in “Beauty and the Beast”, but although we’ve finally seen what she looks like in costume, one question still remains: What does Emma’s singing voice sound like? Thanks to some sharp-eyed Toys R’ Us shoppers, we have our first taste of how she will sound!
Fans don’t need nominations to help them decide what to think of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” – at this point, you probably already love it or hate it. But that doesn’t stop them from rolling in! Producer Sonia Friedman has been shortlisted for a prestigious award for her work on “Cursed Child”.
J.K. Rowling’s website has long been a popular destination for fans. Way back before her Twitter renaissance, fans scoured the site for clues and fun games. Now, the site has been redesigned.
Harper Design is the publisher of the “Harry Potter” Vault series, which has cataloged the series’ costumes, creatures, artifacts, and everything in between. If you own one of these titles, you already know how beautiful these books are. Their three new “Fantastic Beasts” titles are no exception.
We’ve posted about “Harry Potter” IncrediBuilds before, and two new kits feature two of our favorite creatures from “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” – the Niffler and the Swooping Evil!
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Sound designer Gareth Fry discusses the challenges of creating the everyday sounds of the wizarding world.
Ever since the London run of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” was announced, fans have been clamoring to know when the play would open on Broadway. Finally, we may have an answer!
Great news! We here at MuggleNet have been having a great time exploring the “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts” tie-in title recently released from Candlewick Press – and now you have a chance to win a set of your very own!
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