Things We’d Love to See in a Marauders TV Show
We love the Marauders, and bolstered by the speculations of a “Potter” TV show, we can’t help but fantasize about a Marauders-era high school dramedy.
Tagged: Sirius Black
Sirius-ly Cute – New Zealand Mint Releases Sirius Black Chibi Coin
New Zealand Mint has revealed another chibi coin from the “Harry Potter” collection, and you’ll definitely want to get your order placed today.
Speed Dating in the Wizarding World: The Most Eligible Bachelors/ettes This Valentine’s Day
Join “The Quibbler” as we date a plethora of members of the wizarding world in under 70 minutes or less.
“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.
Gary Oldman Discusses Latest Role as a Notable Hollywood Screenwriter in “Mank”
Gary Oldman, who played Sirius Black in “Harry Potter,” discusses his rise to fame over the last 40 years and how he can relate to the successful, alcohol-fueled life of Hollywood screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz in his latest film, “Mank.”
Ten MORE Wizarding World Characters as Candle Scents
I’m sharing ten more candles paired with the most loved witches, wizards, and Muggles. Close your eyes, breathe deep, and let the aroma paint a picture of the cozy Gryffindor common room.
Five Splendid Sock Moments in “Harry Potter”
Join us for National Sock Day and relive those magical moments surrounding our favorite footwear: the sock.
Watch Me as I Blame Everyone Else for Sirius’s Death
“After all, to the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.” Oh, bugger off, Dumbledore. You are partly to blame for this. I want Sirius’s adventures in this realm where I can read about them.
I Answer Some of the Internet’s Burning Questions About Sirius Black… Sort Of
What if Sirius Black had lived? Did he know Harry was a Horcrux? Was he a good guy? Our newest staff writer answers some of the internet’s burning questions with little (read: a lot of) bias and a lot of (read: little) research.
