HP Fan Trips announces new tour dates!
HP Fan Trips is currently celebrating its twelfth year and is back to announce another fantastic tour opportunity for 2015.
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Sir Michael Gambon and the polar bear of London
Yesterday, a polar bear appeared in the middle of central London, taking a ride on the tube, as well as roaming through the city. The bear was also filmed crossing the river Thames, using the bridge that the Death Eaters infamously destroy in the film version of “Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince”.
US Quidditch World Cup 8 to stream live in April!
Calling all Quidditch fans! Have you ever wanted to attend a Quidditch match but just can’t find a local team or event? This article is for you!
Gruellingly Nauseating and Onerous MuggleNet Exercise: The Order of the Phoenix
This gruelingly nauseating and onerous MuggleNet exercise was designed to test your knowledge of the “Harry Potter” universe as it unfolded in “The Order of the Phoenix.” Many will try, few will conquer.
Potter DIY: The Ultimate Hufflepuff Bedroom
Your bedroom is personal. It’s where you sleep, eat (okay, maybe this one is just me), and spend time with yourself. Your bedroom should be a reflection of who you are, and for Australian blogger Nici’s daughter Isabel, her Hufflepuff-themed boudoir says it all.
Percy Weasley Spotted at Hogwarts’s First-Ever Wizard Convention!
Percy Weasley spotted at Hogwarts first-ever wizard convention!
Czech Translator for “Harry Potter” Books Dies at 63
We are saddened to report that Pavel Medek, Czech translator of the “Harry Potter” books, has recently passed away at the age of 63. He was known as one of the leading translators from English to Czech, the “Harry Potter” books being what he was most famous for translating.
What Fans Forget about Fleur Delacour
While most “Potter” fans acknowledge that the books feature many feminist themes, the fandom is guilty of leaving out many of Jo’s (badass) women when discussing these themes. Among the neglected witches is Fleur Delacour, whose heroics are often ignored in favor of Hermione and Ginny. However, I see no reason Fleur should be left off the list of kickass women.
David Heyman on “Paddington” as a “love letter to London”
In a new interview with the “Radio Times”, producer David Heyman has spoken about how his latest film “Paddington” is a “love letter to London.” The film, which starred several “Potter” alumni, including Julie Walters (Mrs. Weasley), Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn), Imelda Staunton (Professor Umbridge), and Sir Michael Gambon (Professor Dumbledore), was mainly set in London.
