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Lumos is a charity that was set up by J.K. Rowling in 2007 and came into being after she was alerted to the plight of the millions of children living in institutions around the world through a Sunday Times article.
While out promoting his latest film release, The Rise, Matthew Lewis commented on the upcoming Harry Potter spinoff, Fantastic Beasts. It is fairly safe to say he isn’t quite as clued in on the subject as his fellow Potter alumni.
Hufflepuff has won the Pottermore House Cup! http://t.co/JZOjpHUoPE pic.twitter.com/g9nWv2Vbaf — MuggleNet.com (@MuggleNet) September 16, 2013 In other news this week, the Potter bunch was up charitable acts again. Actors @James_Phelps & @OliverPhelps supported us...
At the recent Sky Drama launch, Daniel Radcliffe was asked the inevitable question concerning the recent Fantastic Beasts news – and responded with his familiar dry wit and total honesty.
Slytherin House has been prevented from achieving a hat-trick of House Championships as Hufflepuff rises three places to win the fourth Pottermore House Cup! Hufflepuff won the cup with an impressive 52,473-point lead ahead of Slytherin in second place. Gryffindor maintained its previous position in third place, while Ravenclaw, now the only house to have not won the Cup, came last.
You may have noticed that some Potter related news broke this week. BIG NEWS! But how did Twitter react? At first, quite calmly. It seemed the old Potter cast were as bemused as the...
While his performances in Horns and Kill Your Darlings are attracting rave reviews, it would seem that journalists can’t quite resist asking Daniel Radcliffe the “Do people still see you as Harry” question; the interviewer hosting Radcliffe’s latest interview is no exception to this rule.
Yesterday, BBC revealed the details for the immense celebrations seeking to “take over TV and radio” in order to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. Among the names involved are Potter alumni David Tennant (Barty Crouch, Jr.), John Hurt (Garrick Ollivander), David Bradley (Argus Filch), and Warwick Davis (Griphook/Professor Flitwick).
Many congratulations to Emma and Matt for their various wins this week. pic.twitter.com/shXjLu6PQT — Emma Watson (@EmWatson) September 4, 2013 @BritishGQMud throwing, general hilarity and great company at the awards tonight.Very proud to be...
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