Fan Focus: Jess – February 23, 2014
This week’s fan of the week is Jess, a 16-year-old Ravenclaw from the United States of America.
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“Potter” Stars Steal the Show at WhatsOnStage Awards
Both Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint walked away happy campers from this year’s WhatsOnStage Awards which was held Sunday. Hosted at the Prince of Wales Theatre, currently home to The Book of Mormon, the WhatsOnStage Awards celebrate the best of West End and British theater. The awards are an annual affair and are attended by the stars and public alike, and were once again hosted by comedians Rufus Hound and Mel Giedroyc.
“Potter” Twitter Roundup: Awards All Around
As we wind down the weekend, here is your weekly Potter roundup courtesy of Twitter. .@GravityMovieUK 's director Alfonso Cuarón backstage in the @BoothnationUK Selfie Pod. #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/5fNvHsjVqm — BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 17, 2014...
“Alohomora!” Episode 71: “Silver House with a Silver Dog” – now available!
MuggleNet’s global book club Alohomora! continues its reread of the Harry Potter series with Chapter 33 of Goblet of Fire. Join hosts Caleb, Eric, and Rosie and special guest Lucas as they discuss “The Death Eaters.”
CC #380: Week of February 23, 2014
In this week’s Caption Contest image, the Wizarding Wireless Network calls for reinforcements from inside the Room of Requirement. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Washington College holds Quidditch tournament to benefit Relay for Life!
What’s better than Quidditch? Quidditch for a cause! Washington College hosted Relay for Gryffindor, a Quidditch tournament to raise money for their Relay for Life, a 24-hour event dedicated to raising funds for cancer research, education, awareness, and services.
“How a director is made”, by Alfonso Cuarón
What inspires Oscar-nominated directors to get a start in the industry? In a brief answer to a question posed to him on Quora, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban director Alfonso Cuarón of the critically acclaimed film Gravity fame, answers this very question.
Matthew Lewis visits Sport Relief-funded project in Leeds
Members of registered charity Armley Helping Hands were rewarded with a treat when Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom) decided to pay them a visit and join in with their excercise class. The charity, which set up the Reconnect Community Project, helps older people of the Armley and Wortley area of Leeds to do such things as take up hobbies and gain more independence. The Yorkshire Evening Post reported how Lewis was eager to visit the group he’d heard so much about.
483 1/2 Wizolympics – Day 16 Update: Snow Shoveling (Squib Games)
Just after Avalanching, the Squib players were shoveling their way back down the mountain and ten Cornish pixies mysteriously arrived on the scene.
