The U-Bend #30: Half-Blood Pie: A Musical Review
by Andrew Lee and Robert Lanto, to the tune of American Pie by Don McLean “Shortly after this, Fleur decided to imitate Celestina singing ‘A Cauldron Full of Hot, Strong Love’, which was taken...
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Debunking the Snape is Good Theories
by Eric Mortensen In the aftermath of the events of Half-Blood Prince, many people have been trying to justify the actions of one Severus Snape, arguing that he was trying to help out by killing...
CC #144: Week of July 31, 2005
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Oliver Wood and Harry await their next Gryffindor Quidditch match. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Gryffindor Tower #25: Of Responses and Relationships
by Dan Quite obviously, spoiler alert. I had hoped that this edition of GT would begin my venture into the chapter analyses of HBP; however, two things have happened since my last column which...
The Magic Quill #61: A Chat with Ed, Ned, and Tip
Testing, testing. Excellent! This is Bo Dwyer, feature writer for Broomstick and Wand. Welcome to my new program on the Wizarding Wireless Network, where anything at all could happen, but it would have to happen pretty #### fast to get past the ######## censor! But let’s get to the point. Today I have an exciting program for you! Back under one roof again for the first time in, oh, months and months, it’s Nasal Drip! Yes, folks, it’s none other than the edgy, angry musical trio whose last album was actually a collection of solo tracks by each member of the band, strung together—
The Dynamic of Draco in HBP
by Bloodyrose First off, I couldn’t be more impressed with J.K. Rowling. From the first time I picked up PS/SS, I knew that Draco was going to play a vital role in the series,...
Harry Potter and the Irate Shippers
Chaos followed Emerson referring to some Harry/Hermione shippers as being “delusional.”
Dumbledore and The Tantalizing Tantalus Clue
by Silver Ink Pot In Chapter 26 of The Half-Blood Prince, Dumbledore and Harry descend to the “Underworld” of a sea cave where Lord Voldemort has supposedly hidden a horcrux containing part of his soul....
Rowling’s Cave Allegory: Dumbledore’s Death is Not What It Seems
by Jo Cutler The Snape is Evil argument is in danger of becoming purely academic. Will we truly find the answer to the riddle of Dumbledore’s strange and unexpected death at the hands of...
