It’s been a tough three years for fans of Lego and the Harry Potter stories. When the theme was discontinued at the end of 2007, many of us despaired of them ever coming back. When Lego and Warner Brothers announced earlier this year that six new sets would be coming out this fall, hope was [...]
Start practicing your spells: Deadline is reporting that Ronald D. Moore is developing a new series for NBC....
Enjoying some quality time with his girlfriend Jade Olivia, Tom Felton was spotted out and about in Vancouver, Canada yesterday (September 1). The “Harry Potter” hunk and his lovely lady looked to be a bit lost as Jade pulled out a map...Show More Summary
The Harry Potter Book Club at the Leaky Lounge invite you to join them in revisiting Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets during the month of September. The forum for the Book Club's reading of the second Harry Potter book features polls and interesting discussion topics. Show More Summary
LEGO.com have updated the official LEGO Harry Potter website with an array of new pictures, 360 degree animations and video clips advertising upcoming products. Additionally, new character promo pictures have been added to the site, including Luna Lovegood and Lord Voldemort. Show More Summary
Ronald D. Moore's Battlestar Galactica juggled heavy duty space opera and fantastical, magic elements. But his next project will leave space behind, in favor of a world of pure magic, in the vein of Harry Potter for adults. More »
Get a glimpse of David Thewlis as Rufus Scrimgeour and Bill Nighy as Remus Lupin in these scenes from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows: Part 1.
Given the way some of our staff members talk about it, we were under the impression that Harry Potter was already sort of for adults, but whatever: Deadline reports that NBC is currently developing “an adult Harry Potter set in a world ruled not by science but by magic” with Battlestar Galactica producer Ronald D. Show More Summary
The October issue of Empire magazine is set to have an expanded preview on the upcoming "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One" film, according to new information released regarding the upcoming issue. Empire has also given us a first look at the cover of the issue, which features actor Dan Radcliffe (Harry Potter) on the cover. Show More Summary
I think I'm in the minority of moviegoers who are grateful to see the Harry Potter film series come to an end. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed J.K. Rowlings books, (even though I stopped reading and number four), its just that the films followed her series a little too accurately. Show More Summary
Ever wonder how a DJ Hero 2 song/mix is created? It’s actually not some sort of Harry Potter sorcery. Anyway, Activision’s social media dude, Dan “One of Swords” Amrich, traveled to series developer FreeStyle Games’ studio in London and got the scoop. Check out the video (above) and pick up the game and its 105 [...]
As it burst upon the press like a Hermione Granger spell, it’s likely that you’ve all heard about Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling giving £10,000,000 to MS research (that’s over $15 million, US).
There are now only 79 days left until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" hits theaters! We are posting a quote from the first half of the book every day in celebration and to give us a chance to discuss and ponder the final book as it goes to film. Show More Summary
He’s arguably one of the biggest names in Hollywood, but that doesn’t mean Daniel Radcliffe is caught up in the glitz and glamour of LA.
The “Harry Potter” actor explained that his first trip to Tinseltown in 2007 shocked his fans, as...Show More Summary
J.K. Rowling made millions off the Harry Potter Series, but you can't say she didn't do well with her fortune: It was announced yesterday that she's donating $15.4 million to set up a clinic for Multiple Sclerosis testing and research...Show More Summary
J.K. Rowling made millions off the Harry Potter Series, but you can't say she didn't do well with her fortune: It was announced yesterday that she's donating $15.4 million to set up a clinic for Multiple Sclerosis testing and research...Show More Summary
Toyark is reporting that NECA and TOMY are teaming up to create and distribute Harry Potter toys to the US:"In a multinational collaborative effort to continue to bring you the coolest and most up-to-date righteous entertainment memorabilia,...Show More Summary
David Yates' "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" films are something you can't escape marketing-wise. There's been so many images coming out for the highly anticipated two-part finale that it's hard to escape them. Now it's time to...Show More Summary
Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter hunts for the Horcruxes in this exciting scene from the upcoming November finale.
Harry Potter scribe JK Rowling has made a huge donation of $15.4 million to setup a multiple sclerosis research and testing clinic at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. The clinic will be named after Rowling’s mother Anne, who was killed by the disease. “I have just turned 45, the age at which my mother, [...]