Social Media Roundup: Holiday Cheer!
Welcome back! During the past two weeks, new business ventures and collaborations were announced, a Spotify artist profile was started, and there were lots of holiday well-wishes to go around.
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Tom Felton’s Holiday Home Party: Top Five Moments
Tom Felton and his dog Willow spread cheer this holiday season on his Holiday Home Party.
Tom Felton Teases Holiday Home Party, Plays “Heads Up!” with Jason Isaacs
Check out Tom Felton’s spot-on surfer dude impression in this teaser clip for his Holiday Home Party, where he plays “Heads Up!” with Jason Isaacs. See this and more on his livestream today at 12:00 p.m. PT.
Social Media Roundup: ‘Tis the Season to Be Creatively Festive
Welcome back! During the past two weeks, there was a “Harry Potter” watch party, a birthday celebrated, creative project updates, podcast fun, and quite a few of the Wizarding World stars getting into the holiday spirit.
Tom Felton and Mark Williams Join the Cast of “Lead Heads”
Tom Felton and Mark Williams are both set to star in a new feature film in the United Kingdom. “Lead Heads” follows a group of corrupt men who come together for a game that could cost them everything, including their souls.
Social Media Roundup: Giving Thanks
Welcome back! During the past two weeks, there’s been “Harry Potter” rewatching, a few podcast announcements, Thanksgiving wishes, love for four-legged friends, and more.
Top Five Moments from Tom Felton’s Home Party
From cast appearances to DracoTok to dog drop-ins, we’re hard-pressed to pick just five of our favorite moments from Tom Felton’s Home Party this weekend.
19 Years Later: The Impact “Potter” Has Made
It’s been 19 years since the first “Harry Potter” film was released, and the cast reflects on their favorite memories and how thankful they are for being part of a franchise that has changed and affected so many lives.
Tom Felton Home Party: A Magical Evening of Song and “Pottah”
Tom Felton’s livestreamed Home Party was an exciting event filled with music, nostalgia, and of course, “Pottah” impressions.
