It’s not unusual for “Harry Potter” to land itself on book, movie, and fandom lists, given the fact of how hugely popular it has been since Book 1 was first released. It has now made two more!
Slugs, ghosts, fan mail, and strange writing on the wall is waiting for Harry and friends as we continue going through the second book on Pottermore.
In this installment, the pieces of Harry’s first mystery at Hogwarts start to fall into place, Hagrid has a dream come true, and I admit to one of my pet peeves.
MuggleNet’s Micah Tannenbaum chats with Oliver Phelps, who plays George Weasley in the “Potter” films.
The cast of the “Harry Potter” films held a special media-only Q&A session within Universal Orlando Resort.
I have been part of the “Harry Potter” fandom a long time. I remember when MuggleNet.com first launched. I remember being made fun of at school and coming home and burying my head in a Potter book and finding comfort and adventure. I remember the midnight premieres of the books and movies and screaming the Potter Puppet Pals’ “The Mysterious Ticking Noise” at the top of my lungs in a packed movie theater with dozens of other crazy Potter fans dressed up to the point they could put the actual actors to shame. This was and will always be one of the biggest parts of my life.
We all know that Fred and George Weasley seem in some ways to rule the school. Sing along with this parody celebrating our favorite chaotic duo.
Was Newt Scamander a Hogwarts Headmaster? Read on to discover which Headmasters were actually canon.
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