With under a month to go until David Heyman’s new film, “Paddington”, is out in the UK, a new trailer has been released! The trailer shows us more than the previous ones have done, previewing the plot of the film and the adventures that are waiting for Paddington as he arrives in London and with the Brown family.
There are many costume ideas that can be inspired from the “Harry Potter” series. This week’s featured fan art is of five fans who expertly dressed up as some key characters from the series.
Why did Harry name his son Albus? How did Snape earn himself a namesake? Consider this…
“Harry Potter” actors Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) and Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort) are among the nominees for the 2014 British Fashion Awards! Find out how you can vote for them HERE!
WOULD YOU RATHER… be an Auror or an Unspeakable? Before you answer, consider the following…
Emma Watson discusses feminism, her gender equality speech, and dealing with fame in a new interview for “Elle UK”.
BAFTA announced their Breakthrough Brits list this week, and “Potter” alumna Katie Leung (Cho Chang) is one of the names on the list, as well as engineer and producer Charu Desodt, who worked on “Wonderbook: Book of Spells”.
Filming on “My Name is Emily”, Evanna Lynch’s first film as a lead actress, has now completed. Find out what Evanna had to say about her role and the unique experience of working with a director with ALS.
Daniel Radcliffe took to the stage on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” to show off his rapping skills. Meanwhile, Daniel has also been busy answering lots of fan questions and appearing on TV shows. He took part in a Reddit AMA the other day and yesterday answered more questions in a Q&A for the “Wall Street Journal Speakeasy” on their Facebook page.
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