Our fourth installment of the “Harry Potter” and “Divergent” series explores which characters from “Potter” would choose the peace and simplicity of Amity. Who would bleed over soil during their Choosing Ceremony?
Watch the video commemorating the one-year anniversary of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley at King’s Cross London!
Eight years ago today was the end of an era. Now, I’m reminiscing about my first time reading Book 7.
Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick, Griphook) has backed the latest campaign of UK disability charity Scope, called End the Awkward. Scope explains that the new campaign seeks to end awkwardness surrounding disability.
Ever dream of attending the Yule Ball? How about hosting your own instead? I’ll show you how to put it all together based off of my experience from running a “Potter” club in college.
The new MuggleNet Fan of the Week is Olivia, a 15-year-old Gryffindor from Wisconsin! Check out her profile for the priceless tale of her reaction to first hearing about the “Fantastic Beasts” films!
In Part 1 of our Butterbeer Bonanza, a few determined souls banded together to first scour the interwebs for non-alcoholic butterbeer recipes and then taste-test three of them, using the OWLs grading system.
Did Michael Gambon lie to get the part of Albus Dumbledore in the “Potter” films?
Yesterday, thousands of young girls turned out to audition for the role of Modesty in “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” while most of us sat at home and wished we were 12 years old again so that we could take part. While we here at MuggleNet can’t grant that wish for you, we can give you the next best thing — an inside look at what attending the auditions was like! We’ve got an interview with Chloe Hackett, a young actress who attended the casting call yesterday.
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