Bloomsbury Print Sales Drop, but Demand for “Harry Potter” Stays Strong
Bloomsbury has become yet another company to be devastated by the pandemic, but sales of “Harry Potter” remain strong even through these turbulent times.
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Daniel Radcliffe Talks “Escape from Pretoria” and Rupert Grint Becoming a Dad
Daniel talked about his experience filming “Escape from Pretoria”, discussed the challenge of mastering a South African accent, and reflected on Rupert Grint becoming a father.
“Harry Potter”: A Modern Fairy Tale
To celebrate National Gingerbread Day, we’re looking at how the “Harry Potter” series could be considered a modern fairy tale.
New Hampshire Woman Searching for “Harry Potter” Books Given to Her by Late Grandmother
After she sold them in 2009, a New Hampshire woman is searching for the set of “Harry Potter” books that her late grandmother gave to her as a gift.
Whoopi Goldberg Reads Chapter 10 of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” for Harry Potter at Home
Multitalented actor and comedian Whoopi Goldberg reads Chapter 10 of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” for Harry Potter at Home. It’s time for “Hallowe’en”!
Alison Sudol and Dan Fogler Read Chapter 9 for Harry Potter at Home
“Fantastic Beasts” actors Alison Sudol (Queenie Goldstein) and Dan Fogler (Jacob Kowalski) have picked up “The Midnight Duel” for Harry Potter at Home. Listen now!
Choosing Cheeses for These “Harry Potter” Characters
“Harry Potter” can relate to any part of your life, even the most obscure. Check out how cheese can relate to the wizarding world!
Evanna Lynch Encourages Social Media Followers to Confront Their White Privilege
Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood) has spoken up about confronting her white privilege, and she’s encouraging her social media followers to do the same.
What to Expect on Your Next Trip to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter During COVID-19
With Universal Orlando Resort theme parks reopening this month, new measures have been put in place to ensure your safety. Here’s what to expect.
