“Potter” Twitter Roundup: 3.0
On set, on stage, on radio and in the Twittersphere. Check out the Potter alumni in all their Twitter glory, in the first roundup of 3.0.
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Fan Focus: Prairie – April 13, 2014
Prairie, a Hufflepuff from Canada, is our Fan of the Week. Read on to find out how she became a “Harry Potter” fan and what her favorite fandom memory is.
New clip from Tom Felton’s upcoming movie
Tom Felton has an intense scene with Taraji P. Henson in this new clip from upcoming movie “From the Rough.” The inspirational film opens in select theaters April 25.
Daniel Radcliffe, Stephen Fry choose sad poems for anthology
What makes Daniel Radcliffe cry? That’s what Dan had to consider for his contribution to a newly published anthology titled “Poems That Make Grown Men Cry: 100 Men on the Words That Move Them”.
CC #385: Week of March 30, 2014
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Amycus Carrow watches over the Hogwarts students. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Rupert Grint rumored to star in new movie
According to a new article as well as IMDb, there is speculation about a new film, which also includes the rumor that Rupert Grint – who portrayed Ronald Weasley in the “Harry Potter” films – will have a starring role.
‘Alohomora!’ Episode 79: ‘Enough Effing Scowls’ – now available!
MuggleNet’s global book club “Alohomora!” continues its reread of the “Harry Potter” series with Chapter 2 of “Order of the Phoenix”. Join hosts Eric, Laura, and Michael and special guest host Dan Pihlkar as they discuss “A Peck of Owls.”
Quidditch Comes to Life!
Playing quidditch in the air may be closer than you think! Say hello to the HoverBall, a possible precursor to a real-life Golden Snitch.
Dawn French to embark on first solo tour
Dawn French, the British comic actress who portrayed the Fat Lady in “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”, is set to embark on her first solo tour. The award-winning actress and best-selling novelist has written a new show based on her life and career titled “30 Million Minutes”.
