MuggleNet March Madness: Magical Feels and Why They Matter
For the next installment of the MuggleNet March Madness series, this staff member ranked “Half-Blood Prince” as the best book.
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Social Roundup: Beauty, Beast, Books and Blondes
This week’s social roundup takes a look at the latest addition to the WB Tour London, casting news for Beauty and the Beast, some four legged cosplayers celebrating World Book Day and a Malfoy Doppelganger to boot.
World Book Day inspires new world record from fans and joke from J.K. Rowling
World Book Day inspires “Potter” fans to set world record and J.K. Rowling to announce she’s writing a new book.
HogCon Day 2: Dumbledore’s Army Panel Discussion
As we open Day 2 here in the Room of Requirement—the original meeting grounds of the infamous DA—a panel of the surviving members of the DA awaits questions from the crowd…
MuggleNet Review: Warner Bros. Studio Tour London Hogwarts Express
MuggleNet was invited along to a preview of the new Platform 9 3/4 expansion, with a very special guest in attendance – Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley)
MuggleNet March Madness: Ranking the Seven Books of Potterdom
Over the next several weeks, a handful of MuggleNet staff members are going to be ranking the seven books of Potterdom from the best to the least best.
London Calling
For me, “Harry Potter” and London will always be linked. With previous visits in 2004 and 2007, both dedicated exclusively to “Potter” events, I decided that my next trip there would be also. My next visit will be centered around a very special event in April…
Competitions: Win copies of “Pride” and “The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman”
Calling all UK residents: Fancy getting your hands on some rather wonderful goodies? Then you may just be in luck because Entertainment-Focus is running not one but TWO great competitions!
Becoming Harry Potter: Impervious to Imperio #MNBHP
Becoming Harry Potter: Impervious to Imperio ~ In his first lesson on the Unforgivable Curses, Mad-Eye Moody (Crouch Jr.) tells the class that, “it takes real strength of character, and not everyone’s got it,” to be impervious to the Imperious Curse. Clearly, Harry has very strong character because he was impervious to Voldemort’s Imperious Curse.
So, how do we, those of us who want to be a bit more like this boy wizard we so admire, develop the strength of character to become impervious? I think we can find the answer, or at least part of the answer, in the words of our favorite Headmaster…
