Happy Ostara! Celebrating the Spring Equinox at Hogwarts
The spring equinox is deeply rooted in ancient traditions. Here’s how everyone’s favorite “Potter” characters honor the enchanting start of spring.
Byline: Jennifer Fancher
#WandsUpForWomen: Celebrating Galentine’s Day in “Harry Potter”
These are cases of women supporting women, something we hope to see more of in literature and popular culture as a positive example for girls of all ages.
How to Make Magical Hot Chocolate Bombs
This is a magic twist on an old classic. Drop one into a steaming mug and watch it melt, conjuring the hot cocoa powder and marshmallows concealed inside.
Seven of the Best References to “Harry Potter” in Pop Culture
Every single mention in television shows and movies is like a friendly little wink, often bridging fandoms.
Scenes I Hope to See in Jim Kay’s Illustrated “Order of the Phoenix”
We know that Kay is working on Thestrals and house-elves, but what other scenes, characters, and locations will make appearances in his artwork?
Five Similarities Between “Home Alone” and “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”
These two festive films have a lot more in common besides the holiday. From plot points to character tropes, they are practically mirrors of one another.
Ten MORE Wizarding World Characters as Candle Scents
I’m sharing ten more candles paired with the most loved witches, wizards, and Muggles. Close your eyes, breathe deep, and let the aroma paint a picture of the cozy Gryffindor common room.
Ten Wizarding World Characters as Candle Scents
To truly feel connected to our favorite characters from the wizarding world, we can choose candles that embody their spirit and aesthetic.
Easter Eggs in Jim Kay’s Illustrations for “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”
Kay is known for his foreshadowing, references to culture and history, and other fun details that reveal his thoughtful method.
