Rupert Grint: “The Darker Side of Me Is Julian”
Rupert Grint recently discussed his role on Apple TV+’s “Servant,” his reasons for speaking out, and whether he would ever return as Ron Weasley.
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The Ultimate Gift: Five People in Your Life Who Deserve the Trip of a Lifetime
Whether your giftees are fans of “Harry Potter,” “The Lord of the Rings,” or “Narnia,” they will be able to journey to the Scottish Highlands on the Hogwarts Express, Platform 9 3/4, or Oxford to explore famous filming locations. The eight-day tour will fly by – brooms not required.
Evanna Lynch Discusses the Moon, Twitter, and Tough Queen Energy
Evanna Lynch has a great new method to meditate and keep a routine in this hectic world. Find out why she looks to the Moon and calls on her “tough queen energy” for well-being.
Bringing “The Ickabog” to Life: Young Illustrators Selected for UK, US Editions
Scholastic and Hachette Children’s UK have announced the winners of the “Ickabog” illustration competition! Sixty-eight young artists will have their work featured in the United States and United Kingdom editions.
UPDATED: Cover and Release Date Announced for “The Ickabog”
The cover and release date for “The Ickabog” have been announced for both the United States and the United Kingdom!
British Book Awards Confers “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” the 30from30 Prize
What a momentous occasion! “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” emerges victorious at the British Book Awards with the 30from30 award.
Magical Pets We’d Take to Work with Us
What magical creatures are your favorites? We’re looking back at creatures in the “Harry Potter” series that we wouldn’t mind being coworkers with.
“Transgender Women Are Women”: Daniel Radcliffe Speaks Out on Gender Identity
Daniel Radcliffe has issued a statement regarding his stance on gender identity via the Trevor Project, a crisis intervention and suicide prevention organization for LGBTQ youth.
J.K. Rowling’s “The Ickabog” Now Available in Five Additional Languages
“The Ickabog” is now available to read in French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese. Find out more here!
