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Quibble of the Week: Is Transfiguration Ethical?

Ever since the additions of the Alohomora! and Academia sections/podcasts to the site, fans have had a great deal to discuss regarding their favorite book series. All the while the MuggleNet Editorials section has been actively following this intelligent discourse, and some of the most thrilling arguments have been featured as the MuggleNet Quibble of the Week.

This week we’d like to do this again, and feature a quibble written in our Alohomora! section by Ali Wood about the ethics of Transfiguration. Read it at this link!

News

Grint and Heyman to discuss UK film industry at London Olympics

Harry Potter star Rupert Grint and producer David Heyman will join Warner Brothers representative Josh Berger at the London Olympic Games to discuss the success of the UK film industry on July 31.

The three will speak on the Creative Content Day during the UK Trade and Investment’s international business legacy programme, which focuses on commercializing creativity in the international marketplace. Grint, Heyman, and Berger will specifically discuss the success of the Harry Potter films.

News / Quadball

Evanna Lynch to commentate ‘The Leaky Cup Quidditch Tournament’ championship match at LeakyCon

If you are looking for just one more reason for why you should be attending LeakyCon 2012 in Chicago, Illinois from August 9-12, we now have that reason!

Evanna Lynch – the actress who portrayed Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter series – will be commentating the Championship Match of the The Leaky Cup Quidditch Tournament. This is certainly going to be a dream come true for many Potter fans.

Fan Art

Fan Art of the Week: ‘I Killed Sirius Black’

Our featured Fan Art submission this week comes to us from Rachel. This spooky rendering of Bellatrix was drawn with charcoal, a perfect medium to present the character’s pale complexion, yet eerie dark nature. Notice how the eyes are drawn large such that they look like bottomless holes. And the lips look incredibly real and seductive. Great work Rachel! We’ll look forward to more from you.