Domhnall Gleeson Teases Writing and Producing “Frank of Ireland” While Acting as Doofus
Domhnall Gleeson teases what viewers can expect from “Frank of Ireland,” which he writes and produces with his brother, and his character, Doofus.
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“Harry Potter” and How to Survive Valentine’s Day
Just because these witches and wizards can do magic doesn’t mean they’ve got everything figured out. Maybe this art by CalliopeCorner more accurately describes how they feel about Valentine’s Day.
“Cursed Child” Bags Nomination in 36th Artios Awards for Casting Directors
The nominations for the 36th Artios Awards, which celebrate casting directors’ contributions to the theater industry, are out. Check out the nominations that “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” and its casting directors, Jim Carnahan and Alexandre Bleau, have picked up.
Seven Sassiest Scenes That the Films Left Out
The “Harry Potter” books are filled with funny and sassy moments that didn’t always make it into the film, and these are seven of the sassiest scenes that got cut.
Fan Artists Fear Retaliation over Warner Bros. Copyright Claims
We at MuggleNet have been receiving reports that, increasingly, fan creators in the Wizarding World fandom have been met with copyright infringement claims. In this new series, we’ll be explaining what this means for fans and fan creators.
Giveaway: Win a Wizarding World Prize Bundle to Celebrate Dark Arts Season!
Celebrate the Dark Arts this October with these spellbinding prizes. One lucky winner will receive a prize bundle packed full of Dark Arts items, including a light painting Elder Wand, a junior invisibility cloak, a Gryffindor robe, a T-shirt, a Deathly Hallows icon light, a notebook, and necklace!
Trouble in Faerie Land – Part 3: Searching for Duessa in “Troubled Blood”
Were you surprised by the murderer in “Troubled Blood”? A closer look at “The Faerie Queene” epigraphs reveals extra clues that lead you in the direction of the proper suspect…
Trouble in Faerie Land – Part 2: Shipping Robin and Strike in the Epigraphs of “Troubled Blood”
By pairing Robin and Strike with characters from “The Faerie Queene”, Dr. Beatrice Groves reveals how “Troubled Blood” foreshadows what’s to come in the detectives’ relationship.
Trouble in Faerie Land – Part 1: Spenserian Clues in the Epigraphs of “Troubled Blood”
Dr. Beatrice Groves explores how “The Faerie Queen” epigraphs in “Troubled Blood” impart clues about the story and characters as well as illuminate the book’s central themes.
