Evanna Lynch recently visited her alma mater to launch an anthology of work by students from the Centre For Talented Youth, Ireland at Dublin City University. The anthology is titled Words to Tie to Bricks and features several short stories written by students between ages fourteen and seventeen.
Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP) and Global Experience Specialists (GES) are thrilled to announce the extension of the global tour of Harry Potter: The Exhibition with the first European stop in Norrkoping, Sweden, at Nya Parken.
Review by Gerald Villoria The recently released Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone games are based on the blockbuster movie, which in turn is based on J.K. Rowling’s novel starring a young wizard. As...
Harry Potter‘s a huge phenomenon. If you’ve never heard of The Boy Who Lived then you probably are in a cupboard under the stairs with your broomstick shoved in your ears. The stories of the young magician have spawned countless tie-ins and licensing deals, and this game (and the recently released movie) are just the latest in a long line of cross-merchandized products. But does that make it a good game?
After reviewing Disc 2 of the “Deathly Hallows – Part 2” Blu-ray + DVD pack, I knew that there were more features on the first disc as well.
“Mad-Eye Moody” is the title of Chapter 13 – and the subject of this week’s episode! Join Kat, Laura, Rosie, & Michael as they laugh their way through one of the most hilarious chapters in the series. Don’t forget to keep constant vigilance and join the conversation with your own observations over on the Alohomora! site.
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 starts here, with Day One – Oxford, UK.
Hufflepuff has won the Pottermore House Cup! http://t.co/JZOjpHUoPE pic.twitter.com/g9nWv2Vbaf — MuggleNet.com (@MuggleNet) September 16, 2013 In other news this week, the Potter bunch was up charitable acts again. Actors @James_Phelps & @OliverPhelps supported us...
Daniel Radcliffe has been keeping himself busy with the recent films he’s been in. Those include Kill Your Darlings, Horns, and The F Word, each of which were up for awards at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. With all of this going on, Daniel did an interview with POPSUGAR where he discussed finishing his own movie script as well as the differences between working on Potter and Kill Your Darlings.
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