A little while ago we reported about a Catholic priest who created a series of YouTube videos explaining why the Harry Potter series was not an anti-Catholic text, but is it possible the books contain controversial symbolism nonetheless?
Are you looking to experience the magical places seen within the Harry Potter films with other Potter fans? Then book your vacations this summer to enjoy one of the brilliant tours with HP Fan TripsTM today.
Here is another wonderful opportunity to catch one of your favorite “Potter” stars onstage! James Phelps, who played Fred Weasley in the films, is set to star in “The Boy Who Was Woody Allen” for four short nights at the Pleasance Theater in Islington next week, February 6-9.
Over a year after the world premiere in Oslo, Into the White is to be released in the US this spring.
This latest episode kicks off the eighth year of Harry Potter podcasting. Join Andrew, Eric, and Micah as they discuss the latest in Harry Potter news, newest reveals by J.K. Rowling on Pottermore, and even throw in some segments such as “Would You Rather?” and “Twitter Question of the Week.”
Our friends at BiblioFiend are giving away two AWESOME Beautiful Creatures autographed posters – check it out!
Katie Leung, who portrayed Cho Chang in the Harry Potter films, was recently interviewed for British newspaper the Daily Mail, where she discussed both her experiences working on the Potter movies and what she’s been up to since she left Hogwarts behind.
The twenty-first episode of Alohomora! is now available for download! Listen in as hosts Noah, Kat, Rosie, and our special guest Eric Scull from MuggleCast analyze the third and fourth chapter of Harry Potter...
Known for her Quick-Quotes Quill, fashionable dress, and journalistic moxie, Rita Skeeter was today featured in an issue of The Quibbler, Xenophilius Lovegood’s weekly syndicated magazine that covers some of the most bizarre subjects that one could conceive of – even in our magical world.
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Thanks to its research-backed ergonomic design, including a proprietary 4-way adaptive lumbar support system, the Secretlab TITAN Evo Harry Potter Edition will comfortably support you even when you’re up to no good.