As the United States gears up for the filming of “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, the well-hidden American wizarding school invited the “Daily Prophet” out to see which fantastic beasts are visiting their school.
Muggles have condemned a Michigan Squib’s home they believe to be infested with more than 1,000 rats and growing at 100 a day. The real story is that Flo Critter has been a Flobberworm breeder for thirty years….
Struggling to stay on top of ALL of Rowling’s tweets? You’re not alone! But don’t worry, we’ve got your back. From Newt excitement to US wizarding schools, here are this week’s highlights.
The movies couldn’t keep everything. Here is a list of ten creatures not included in the films.
Mexican MOM nabs culprit behind Texcoco crop circles…
Scribble Inkwell reporting from Yellowstone National Park in the US, where Muggles have discovered what they believe is a massive reservoir of magma hiding up to 30 miles below the surface of their beloved park. A local wizard and Ashwinder breeder has another theory…
“Fantastic Beasts” news: Nifflers to blame for beach erosion…
J.K. Rowling surprised fans earlier today when she changed her Twitter header image to a pile of mysterious papers, leaving everyone baffled. What does it mean?!
After reading through Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by “Newt Scamander,” I realized there are quite a few beasts that knowledgeable Muggles may be able to handle and a few I would like to have for various reasons. Here’s a countdown of the most useful.
Charity Burbage
Composer (PS/SS-PoA)
Barty Crouch, Sr.
Aberforth Dumbledore (DH2)
1994
Padma Patil (GoF-DH2)
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