MuggleNet Presents: Wizolympics Sochi 2014
MuggleNet has gained exclusive access to an event that has never been viewed by Muggles before: the Wizolympics!
Author: Kat Miller
My day in Diagon Alley
Even though Diagon Alley had no firm footing, scaffolding everywhere, and less than half of the storefronts completed, I am PSYCHED for this expansion to be complete.
Happy New Year! A look back on the awesome year that was 2013
Take a look back at all the amazing stories of 2013 in our Year in Review – then hold on tight because 2014 is going to be a bumpy ride…
Happy Holidays from the “Harry Potter” fandom!
It has been an AMAZING year to be a Harry Potter fan! So we gathered together, not only to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Sorcerer’s Stone being released in the US but also to present to you, the Harry Potter fans from around the world, a very special holiday greeting.
Our Super Megafest Interview with Tom Felton
“Potter” alumnus Tom Felton spent his weekend among fans at Super Megafest in Framingham, Massachusetts.
EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT: Join MuggleNet & Tom Felton at Boston’s Super MegaFest
As we recently reported, Harry Potter alum Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) will be in attendance at this coming weekend’s Super MegaFest in Framingham, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston. We are now happy to announce that we have an exclusive discount – just for MuggleNet fans!
Movie Review: “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Extended Edition)” Blu-Ray
I have all of the “Bond” films, “Indiana Jones”, “Star Wars”, “Harry Potter”, “Lord of the Rings”, and now, I am proud to include the very first “Hobbit” film. Read on to hear my thoughts on the release of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (Extended Edition). WARNING: Contains mild spoilers of new scenes.
Theater review: “All That Fall” starring Michael Gambon
If you were to know as little as I did about the play “All That Fall” prior to attending, you would likely be taken off guard by the highly intimate theater, the nearly-bare stage, the minimal props, the scripts-in-hand, and the web of microphones hanging from the ceiling. But make no mistake, the most bewildering aspects of the show are in its brilliant writing and expert acting, proving just how captivating such a no-frills production can be.