It’s been three days since the script book of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” was unleashed upon the world, and love it or hate it, you can’t deny one thing – the book’s tremendous selling power. This morning, Scholastic announced that sales within the first two days of release reached over 2 million copies.
As the wizarding world descends into chaos, Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s harrowing task of destroying Lord Voldemort’s final Horcruxes draws to...
There are so many new projects in this week’s Role Call! We’ve got award nominees, fan convention appearances, an animated trailer, and a four-part webseries to explore, just to name a few. Join us as we take a look at what’s new for our favorite “Potter” cast members!
The best things in life are free. Unfortunately, you still have to pay for everything else. MuggleNet finds what our everyday costs would look like in Galleons.
Every year, Christmas at Hogwarts taught us a new life lesson.
The “Potter” series is rife with sevens, many falling into a 3-2-1-1 pattern dictated by the potions riddle in “Sorcerer’s Stone”…
It’s been a long wait, but we’ve FINALLY got answers as to what “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” will be about. Only last night, we were speculating about the identity of the Cursed Child after the reveal of the official artwork.
Did J.K. Rowling use the number seven an astounding amount of times to argue that the series can be read as a religious parallel? Did she do this by accident? Or did she just really enjoy the number? Read more to see the ways the number seven appears in the series!
Saturday, August 15, will herald the third annual Chi-Wizard Tournament, a “Harry Potter”-themed pub crawl established five years ago in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, under the creative tutelage of Elyse Hertko. She decided to celebrate the release of “Deathly Hallows – Part 1” with an appropriately themed pub crawl just between friends. However, that crawl soon grew and turned into a phenomenon.
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