Just a few days ago, MuggleNet staff members and Alohomora! hosts Kat Miller and Noah Fried joined up with another Harry Potter podcast, Hogwarts Radio, for their 128th episode, “Hyphen, Hyphen, Hyphen, Question Mark!” On this episode we break down the week’s hottest news stories which include: Emma Watson’s wax figure, the passing of Richard Griffiths, and Pottermore on Playstation.
In this week’s Caption Contest image, George interrupts a romantic moment between Harry and Ginny. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Remus Lupin questions Harry and they talk of betrayal in the Burrow’s sitting room. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Thanks to our wonderful team of transcribers, you can read full transcripts of all our interviews, including those with Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts cast and crew, people associated with the book publications and...
On the March edition of “MuggleCast,” Micah, Eric, Andrew and veteran co-host Ben Schoen tackle the latest in Harry Potter news, discussions, and theories. This time, Pottermore is taking over Playstation, Rupert Grint gets an American TV show, and the upcoming Scholastic book re-release has its special features reduced.
To celebrate their one year anniversary, every week between now and April 18, the hosts of Alohomora! are going to share one of their favorite moments with you. You might be surprised as to which moments some of them pick…or not surprised at all.
Part 2 of exploring the theme of revenge in the “Harry Potter” series with Hermione Granger as the focus.
Part 1 exploring the theme of revenge in the “Harry Potter” series.
1999–2004 MuggleNet was founded on October 1, 1999, by Emerson Spartz, a 12-year-old homeschooled student from La Porte, Indiana. Spartz’s studious nature and his passion for Harry Potter would pay off, for within a...
11-year-old Tom Riddle (HBP)
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