15 Ways to Infurate, Exasperate, or Generally Get on Hermione Granger’s Bad Side
Want to get on Hermione’s bad side? Check out this list which will show you how to do just that.
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Our Super Megafest Interview with Tom Felton
“Potter” alumnus Tom Felton spent his weekend among fans at Super Megafest in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Alan Rickman takes part in telethon to raise money for Philippines typhoon victims
Alan Rickman is one of many celebrities who took part in a fundraising drive for the victims of the Philippines typhoon. On November 18 Alan participated in the DEC Telethon in London, manning the phones and taking calls.
Movie Review: “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Extended Edition)” Blu-Ray
I have all of the “Bond” films, “Indiana Jones”, “Star Wars”, “Harry Potter”, “Lord of the Rings”, and now, I am proud to include the very first “Hobbit” film. Read on to hear my thoughts on the release of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (Extended Edition). WARNING: Contains mild spoilers of new scenes.
Role Call: Fangs, Jumpers, and Parades
In the spirit of the upcoming holidays, we’d like to share with you a gem we happened upon that shows off celebrities in their holiday jumpers. (For all you Americans out there, that means sweaters!)
Theater review: “All That Fall” starring Michael Gambon
If you were to know as little as I did about the play “All That Fall” prior to attending, you would likely be taken off guard by the highly intimate theater, the nearly-bare stage, the minimal props, the scripts-in-hand, and the web of microphones hanging from the ceiling. But make no mistake, the most bewildering aspects of the show are in its brilliant writing and expert acting, proving just how captivating such a no-frills production can be.
Road Trip Wednesday – Day Seven: Central London
From July 31st – August 11th 2013, three MuggleNet staff members went on a road trip of a lifetime – visiting “Harry Potter” filming locations all over England, Wales, and Scotland. Over the next 9 weeks they will be sharing their experience with you – the good, the bad, and the hilarious.
Their journey continues here, with Road Trip Wednesday – Day Seven: Central London
The Battle for the Soul
Good and evil are very well-traveled subjects in art and literature, and there are many different literary models Jo Rowling might have chosen for her heroes and villains, but most Western allegories can be traced back directly or indirectly to the early Christian poet Prudentius (c. 400 AD).
