Geminio: Greg Draven on Being Hagrid’s Body Double
In an episode of the podcast “In Bed with a Druid”, Greg Draven revealed exactly how he came to be a body double for Hagrid in the preshow film for Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure.
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Five Magical “Potter” DIYs
March is National Craft Month. This is a great time to sit down, relax, and take some time for yourself while being creative. Let’s celebrate by making some fun “Harry Potter” DIYs.
CC #416: Week of March 8, 2020
In this week’s caption image, Quirrell closes the distance between himself and Harry by flying! Read this week’s winning captions now.
“Beyond the Veil” Episode 36: “What’s Coming Will Come, and We’ll Meet It When It Does”
On this episode of “Beyond the Veil”, Deanna shares her story of uncertainty, change, and how “Potter” has been her constant.
Review: “Harry Potter” Figures from McFarlane Toys!
McFarlane Toys has released five “Harry Potter” action figures, and we got the opportunity to review each of them. No surprise to us – we loved them all! Enter our contest to win one of ten up for grabs.
Potter DIY: Make Your Own “Harry Potter Puppet Pal”
Ever wished you could throw your own “Harry Potter” puppet show? Now’s your chance. Follow these easy, fail-safe instructions for making your very own puppet versions of Harry and Dumbledore and get your show on the road.
Fan Project Brings Life to “Harry Potter” in Translation
The “Harry Potter” series has been translated into languages including Maori and Yiddish, and one fan project is working to showcase the linguistic diversity of fans from around the world!
Social Media Roundup: International Women’s Day and Working from Home
In this edition of Social Media Roundup, take a look at how the stars of the Wizarding World celebrated International Women’s Day and how they are adapting to the current global COVID-19 outbreak.
“The Faerie Queene” and the Fifth “Strike” Novel: “Troubled Blood”
On March 20, 2020, J.K. Rowling changed her Twitter header to an image taken from “The Faerie Queene”, an epic poem containing the phrase “troubled blood,” the title of the forthcoming “Comoran Strike” novel. What relevance, beyond inspiring its title, will “The Faerie Queene” have on “Troubled Blood”?
