Last night, the author of the Harry Potter series and the recently released adult fiction novel, The Casual Vacancy, appeared on stage in front of 2,000 fans at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City, marking her return to the United States after an extended absence.
Recently, Bonnie Wright – who portrayed Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films – spent time on a trip to western Africa to learn more about the current food crisis. The Oxfam ambassador spoke this morning with Sky News about her trip and how governments can help the situation.
Let’s discuss the possibility that, though Hagrid is a beloved character, his competency as a teacher is reasonably questioned by Umbridge.
We would like to extend a very happy birthday to the actors, actresses, characters, and MuggleNet staff members who make the Potter series so successful today.
The Harry Potter Wizarding Collection official website has released two videos over the past few weeks in anticipation of its release on September 7th. The first, a look at the map of Hogwarts grounds, which is to be included in the set, can be viewed here. The second is from the discussion between J.K. Rowling & screenwriter Steve Kloves.
Fan of the Week, nine-year-old Ava from Canada, thinks “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” was the best film adaptation. Read on to hear why!
By Katy This essay explores the idea that the prophecy that was smashed in the Order of the Phoenix when Bellatrix tried to stupefy Harry was yet another prophecy about Voldemort and the future...
Bonnie Wright, the actress who portrayed Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter series, now officially has a Twitter account in support of the charity Live Below the Line. From the Live Below the Line...
MuggleNet staff member Kat attended the red carpet celebrating the grand opening of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
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