UPDATE: An English translation has been posted at the link at the bottom of the post. BIG thanks to Sept19, who's translation we're using. Thanks also goes to everyone else who translated: Dennis, Cristina,...
The infamous London Taxi Tours has updated with some news concerning filming for Half-Blood Prince: We know they have filmed Dumbledore’s death and the Quidditch has also been filmed, which might explain why the...
Back in December, Amazon purchased JK Rowling's Tales of Beedle the Bard for $3.98 million in a charity auction. The online retailer promised they would work on some plans, and today they've announced a...
Back in November we told you that Equus, a very mature play featuring Dan Radcliffe (Harry) and Richard Griffiths (Uncle Vernon), will be coming to Broadway. We've now learned that the play will commence...
Our friends at DanRadcliffe.com have kicked off a new fundraiser for the Demelza Children's Hospice Fund in celebration of Dan's 19th birthday. Each year, Dan asks his fans to donate to Demelza instead of...
Last week we told you about a piece of work appearing in The Birthday Book to mark Prince Charles' 60th birthday. Now, theBookseller.com is reporting that the piece of work will be an extract...
Potterish has a new interview with Tom Moorcroft, the actor who will be playing Regulus Black in Half-Blood Prince. In it, they talk about the scene Moorcroft filmed, his relationship with David Yates, and...
by Robbie Fischer Contest winner: Quercitron Mrs. Ahmed scouted ahead (by sticking her head through the outer door of Harvey’s flat) and reported: “It’s a jungle in there.” “That many of them?” Joe...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Luna looks at Harry with a look of surprise. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
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