PHRC Announces Second Event of 2020: Undesirable No. 2 (It’s a 10K)
Potterhead Running Club has announced its second event of 2020, and if you’re a fan of bathroom-related puns and helping charitable causes, then this one is for you.
Byline: Lucy O'Shea
“Philosopher’s Stone” Uncorrected Proof Copy Up for Auction
A rare edition of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” is going under the hammer, but what is an uncorrected proof copy?
Title of Fifth “Cormoran Strike” Novel Revealed
The fifth installment of Robert Galbraith’s “Cormoran Strike” series, “Troubled Blood”, is set for a September publication.
Alfred Enoch to Star in “Romeo and Juliet” at Shakespeare’s Globe
Alfred Enoch will take on the role of Romeo in Shakespeare’s well-known tragedy “Romeo and Juliet”, but all is not as it seems in this summer season production.
Mark Your Calendars: Bloomsbury Reveals Wizarding World Publishing Plans for 2020
Bloomsbury has laid out its “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts” publishing plans for 2020, including the “Fantastic Beasts: The Wonder of Nature” companion book and 20th-anniversary edition of “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”.
Wizarding World Alumni Projects Scoop Up Awards at BAFTAs and Oscars
Films featuring Wizarding World cast and crew have scooped up awards at both the BAFTA Film Awards and the Academy Awards.
Book a Magical Weekend Away at the Potters’ Family Home
Fans of J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World who are looking for a magical short-stay vacation can now add the Potter family home to their list of potential destinations.
Rumor: Could a Studio Tour Attraction Be in the Works for Tokyo?
A rumor that talks are underway to construct a Studio Tour-style attraction in Japan has been gathering momentum across the Internet.
Harry Potter Book Night 2020: Magic at the Heart of Local Communities
From bilingualism to supporting vital public services and bringing people together, keep reading to discover how three MuggleNet staff members celebrated Harry Potter Book Night in their local communities.
