Unless you’ve been stuck in Privet Drive or hunting giants in mountains like Hagrid in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”, then you’ll know that a certain wizarding world film was released this week. Many familiar faces turned out to watch “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”. Check out the highlights in this week’s special edition roundup.
Come face to face with the wizarding world in the first-ever themed area of its kind. Explore the mysteries of Hogwarts Castle, visit the shops of Hogsmeade, hop on pulse-pounding rides, and encounter attractions...
In this week’s Alumni Roundup, the girls take center stage with projects, interviews, and campaigns.
Gender equality is an issue that everyone should be thinking about. I take a look at two very different male friendships portrayed in the “Potter” series.
Ever wondered how translators worked with “Harry Potter”? Check out our first installment of “Harry Potter in Translation”: Finnish.
Lumos has worked to unite senior European Union officials and the Haitian government in the fight against child trafficking! Find out more about their efforts here!
MuggleNet’s first monthly Wrock Spotlight features an interview with the band that started it all: Harry and the Potters.
On National Female Friendships Day, I remember the Hogwarts girls who gave me and my squad real-life squad goals!
It’s that time of year again, when convention season is in full swing. This past weekend saw the “biggest year ever” for Wizard World Chicago Comic Con, which took place at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois. Between long-time con-goers and first time cosplayers, vendors, and fans from as far away as Nebraska, here are some photos and stories from the fans we encountered.
11-year-old Tom Riddle (HBP)
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