“Cell Block Tango”: Azkaban Style
If you’re a fan of “Harry Potter” and the musical “Chicago”, you’ll enjoy seeing what parallels can be made between them.
MuggleNet.com | Since 1999
Enter to win goodie bags for Tom Felton’s new film, “Belle”
Tom Felton’s new film, “Belle”, hits Irish and UK theaters this Friday, but you can enter to win a goodie bag for the film right now! Find out all the info right here!
“The Quibbler”: When will you outgrow “Harry Potter”?
Has anyone ever told you you’re too old for “Harry Potter”? Click through to find out one fan’s thoughts on remaining in the “Potter” fandom, and let us know how you keep the magic alive!
When Are You Going to Outgrow Harry Potter?
by Amy Luder When I was younger, Harry was my best friend. We were conveniently the same age at the same time, so we effectively grew up together. Harry was my solace and my...
Video: New “Hercules” trailer featuring John Hurt!
John Hurt’s latest project, “Hercules”, is due out this summer, and only last week we posted a new trailer for the film. Now, another, longer UK trailer has been released!
Evanna Lynch visits Tacloban with UNICEF Ireland
As an ambassador for UNICEF Ireland, Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood) paid a visit last week to Tacloban, a city hit hard by Typhoon Haiyan in November. With UNICEF, Evanna was able to see firsthand the destruction that was caused and meet some of the children affected.
Studio Tour London To Host “Harry Potter” Summer Screenings and Bludgers and Broomsticks Events!
As if you needed more reasons to take a trip to the Harry Potter Studio Tour, this summer they will be hosting special screenings of all eight “Potter” films! Plus, they are hosting “Bludgers & Broomsticks,” a feature exploring how magical sports and wizarding games were brought to life on screen, for the first time ever!
Peeves actor Rik Mayall dies at 56
We are deeply saddened to report that Rik Mayall, who portrayed the character of Peeves in “Sorcerer’s Stone”, has died at age 56. Although his scenes were cut from the final version of the film, we’d still like to pay our respects to the late actor.
Theater Review: “Good People”, starring Imelda Staunton
Staunton delivers a magnificent performance as Margie, her comic timing is impeccable, and she had the audience in the palm of her hands from the minute she stepped on to the stage. It is worth mentioning that the play is far from a predictable straightforward comedy, it contains many surprise twists along the way, which left the audience gasping at the performance I saw.
