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Peter Ustinov’s The Moment of Truth was last produced professionally in 1951. Exploring warfare and its relationship with politically devised propaganda, the text is both entertaining and insightful and one that should be capable of resonating with an audience of today similarly to one of half a century ago. Unfortunately, in the hands of The New Actors Company, this isn’t quite achieved.
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Harry and Hermione dance together in the tent. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
MuggleNet has found the images for both Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. According to an article by the Wall Street Journal, the cover for Goblet of Fire was released by Scholastic’s vice president and publisher, Arthur Levine, in Chicago, Illinois at the annual American Library convention.
This week on Twitter it has been all about the conventions! The Twins were in Australia for Supanova, Apart from the lions result, Today was a great day. Many thanks to the great peeps...
A few months ago Daniel Radcliffe starred in a great Bad Teeth YouTube video in which he teaches viewers how to be Daniel Radcliffe. Now, fellow Potter co-star Warwick Davis has teamed up with Bad Teeth to create the video “I Deleted YouTube,” in which Warwick accidentally deletes YouTube’s best viral videos.
In the past, Hallmark has made dozens of beautiful Harry Potter-themed ornaments, and this year they have added another one, available from their 2013 Keepsake Collection. The ornament featured this year is of Hogwarts.
Harry Potter fan and University of Bedfordshire student Zoe Luckett is asking other fans of the Harry Potter series to fill out a survey in order to study if, and how, an individual’s personality impacts the level of parasocial interaction associated with their favorite Harry Potter character.
As we reported earlier, the new Scholastic cover for the paperback version of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was set to be released during the Opening Ceremonies at the LeakyCon convention in Portland, Oregon which several members of the MuggleNet staff are attending. Those ceremonies have now taken place and Cheryl Klein, Scholastic’s content editor for the Harry Potter book series, removed the cover and exposed the image.
Recently, Teen Vogue released a behind-the-scenes look at Emma Watson’s latest cover shoot. In the video, Emma talks about her role in The Bling Ring, favorite brands and style, and life after the Potter saga.