Five Reasons Why “Crimes of Grindelwald” Won’t Be Another Disappointing Sequel
Sequels are notoriously lame – will “Crimes of Grindelwald” live up to its expectations? From the looks of this trailer, I’m guessing that it won’t disappoint.
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MuggleNet Exclusive: Sirius Black Wanted Poster Prototype Breaks World Record!
A prototype poster featuring Sirius Black from “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” has set the world record for the most valuable “Harry Potter” movie poster ever sold at auction!
John Williams to Be Honored with a Special Recognition Award
Legendary composer John Williams, who scored the first three “Harry Potter” films, will be honored with a special award bearing his name.
Castium Revelio: Nothing Like a Casting Post!
In this week’s edition of Casting News, we’re bringing you even more magical updates on the latest alumni projects! Which 2005 film is getting its own musical? Find out right here!
Magical Books That J.K. Rowling Should Bring to Life
What do wizards read in their spare time? We’re diving into the topic of the most wacky and interesting magical books mentioned in the “Harry Potter” series.
Ezra Miller on Keeping Secrets, Inhabiting a Role, and His Fan Community
Ezra Miller loves his fans and talking about his work, and comic conventions are a great way to do both. Last weekend, he was in Dubai at the Middle East Film and Comic Con, and this weekend, April 14-15, he will be at Wizard World Comic Con in Portland, Oregon.
US Quidditch Cup 11 Is This Weekend!
Tournaments such as the US Quidditch Cup represent the competitive pinnacle of the sport, featuring some of the world’s top teams.
The Seven Best Moments of the “Quidditch Through the Ages” Audiobook
We count down the most memorable moments of the new “Quidditch Through the Ages” audiobook. Explore narrated content, sound effects, and anecdotes about the wizarding world’s most dynamic sport!
Why “Order of the Phoenix” Is the Most Relevant “Harry Potter” Book Right Now – Part 2
The “Harry Potter” books are filled with allegories on racism and politics. This second article in a two-part series discusses how “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” has been invaluable in inspiring an entire generation of readers to be politically engaged and stand up against injustice.
