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John Williams discusses his past and present work
John Williams discusses how he creates new scores and how he uses the old scores in the creative process, including his work on the “Harry Potter” and “Star Wars” series.
RUMOR: Emma Watson to star in “The Circle”
Rumor has it that Emma Watson has been offered the lead role in “The Circle”, starring a very well-known actor. Find out the latest here!
Sneak Peek at MinaLima’s New Edition of “Peter Pan”
MinaLima, the brilliant graphic design duo behind the “Harry Potter” films, has designed and illustrated a dazzling new edition of the classic novel “Peter Pan”. Get a sneak peek of the forthcoming novel here!
Lovely, Wonderful, Loony Luna Lovegood Appreciation Post
In any other medium, Luna would’ve been a Manic Pixie Dream Girl. However, JKR deftly avoids this one-dimensional idealization and hands the readers one of the most fascinating characters in the HP ‘verse.
BBC sued over Daniel Radcliffe’s “Game Changer”
Rockstar Games, developer of the massively popular “Grand Theft Auto” video game series, has brought a case against BBC for its film production detailing the legal battle between the original game developer and a US lawyer.
Role Call: Aliens, Tyrants, and Singing Squires At the Ready!
We’re all over the entertainment map in today’s Role Call – we’ve got aliens, British aristocrats, zombie apocalypse survivors, saucy ladies, and singing squires to tell you about! Take a peek at the latest characters and projects our Harry Potter alumnus will be tackling soon!
Parchment and Clothing: Tools of Freedom
You may not think so, but graduating from school and being given a piece of clothing really isn’t all that different.
Becoming Albus Dumbledore: Humble know-it-all #MNBHP
“I make mistakes like the next man. In fact, being — forgive me — rather cleverer than most men, my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huger….”
