Where’s Dumbledore’s Army?
With America facing a potentially dangerous shift, here’s a look at what “Harry Potter” has taught us about the power of knowledge and hope.
Tagged: Muggle
How to Bring a Hogwarts Halloween to Your Muggle School
Find some spooktacular ideas to keep the Hogwarts Halloween spirit alive at your Muggle school!
“Fantastic Beasts” and the Muggle 1920s
The excitement of MuggleNet’s visit to the “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” set got my mind racing. How could Muggle history have affected the magical world? I decided to do some research into my theories!
Food, According to Ron
Happy National Culinary Arts Month! Fittingly, we’ve compiled a list of all the foods JKR details in all seven books. Check out the first of the four-part series about food in “Harry Potter”.
Spells That Would’ve Improved My Day
The Ministry’s restrictions on magic use around Muggles are such a drag.
12 Reasons to Stay Excited for “Fantastic Beasts”
“Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” comes to theaters one year from today! Here’s a list of a dozen reasons to keep you excited for the next 12 months!
“Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” Roundup: Muggle vs. No-Maj
One of the more unexpected things revealed about the upcoming “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” film was the fact that American wizards had coined their own term for a Muggle. The word, “No-Maj,” literally meaning “No Magic,” is apparently the term that American wizards were using to refer to those without magic in the 1920s.
Seven Muggle Technologies That Are Better than Magic
Magic is awesome. But did you ever get the vibe that much of the wizarding world is still stuck in the technological dark ages? Here are seven Muggle technological inventions that I think win out over their magical counterparts.
Looking for Magic in a Muggle World
I wake up, disoriented, as a horrible screeching rings through my head. Stumbling out of bed, I go through the methodical routine of grabbing my phone, keys, and a jacket before filing out of the building for the third fire drill of the semester. As I pass under the alarm in the hallway, and it shakes my whole body, I wish I could just point at it and yell, “’Silencio’!”
