Characters That Would Have Made the “Potter” Movies Magical
The “Harry Potter” movies would be a little more magical with these characters.
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Lee Jordan: Unappreciated Hero
He’s witty, funny, and loudmouthed. He’s the third wheel to the Weasley twins. But a hero? We think so.
Merch Alert: Only 95 Shopping Days Left Until Christmas!
With the holidays swiftly approaching, new “Harry Potter” merchandise is popping up on store shelves around the globe! You’ll definitely want to check out these Advent calendars, jackets, and more!
Castium Revelio: “The Non-Driving Bald Accountant” and Other Tales
Daniel Radcliffe may have been joking about the role he’d like to play in another popular film franchise, but we’re supporting it anyway! Plus, Jamie Campbell Bower wants you to be in his next music video. That and more in Casting News!
CC #406: Week of September 8, 2019
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Hermione and Harry reflect on their journey in the Forest of Dean. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
MuggleNet Attends “Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle” Media Event
“Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle” at Universal Orlando Resort features the most mysterious of all magic and is approximately ten minutes of breathtaking visual effects accompanied by pyrotechnics and hauntingly beautiful music from the movies.
Misplaced Blame in the “Harry Potter” Series
None of our favorite fictional characters are perfect. Explore Hogwarts with us as we look back on misplaced blame in the “Harry Potter” books.
Castium Revelio: Don’t Be Cruella
We may have a long wait for Disney’s “Cruella”, but we’ve got first-look images right now of Dame Emma Thompson filming for the movie! Also, you’ll definitely want to read about the time Jason Isaacs became J.K. Rowling’s Secret Keeper.
“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” Takes Over Times Square
MuggleNet was on-site last night as “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” took over Times Square. Check out our coverage from the monumental event.
