This week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly features an article on the end of the Harry Potter publishing era, noting ways in which U.S. publishing house Scholastic can make up for Harry’s absence. You can see that article in our gallery here and a transcript of it below. Thanks, Sam! ~*~ Harry Potter publisher Scholastic faces …read more!

Two new images from the upcoming Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix film have now surfaced online. These show the young Marauders from the Pensieve scene here, as well as close up of a young Snape, here. These images appear to be scans from a magazine or possibly of the upcoming OotP trading …read more!

In addition to the Scholastic and Bloomsbury posters marking the release date of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows we told you about previously, Canadian Potter publishers Raincoast have now released their version of this poster. It features the blue placeholder art for the cover of Deathly Hallow with the July 21, 2007 release date …read more!

Today, the New York Post reported a rumor speculating that the play “Equus,” which is still in previews and has not yet opened to the general public, will be moving to Broadway with cast members Dan Radcliffe and Richard Griffiths in the fall. Buzz around the revival has been so great, the article says, that …read more!

We at TLC would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to actor Alan Rickman (Professor Severus Snape) who is celebrating being 61 years young today. Cheers Alan!

As we get closer to the release date of both Deathly Hallows and the Order of the Phoenix movie, the press is starting to pay closer attention to all things Harry Potter including the fans. One such great fan is featured today in the Daily Texan paper; our own Jennifer Ofenstein. Like many Potter fans, …read more!

As we told you previously, since the release date for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has been formally announced, retailers are beginning to advertise and promote the book. In addition to the posters from both Scholastic and Bloomsbury available to download and print at home, Borders is now handing out new bookmarks, which you …read more!

In recognition of these important months before book seven, from now thorugh July, the New York Post will be doing constant Harry Potter coverage; it started out this weekend with a long article about the popular book seven theories, and will now continue with Quibbler, a blog fully devoted to Potter, to which I will …read more!

Following up on that High Definition DVD of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire we have been telling you about, thanks to TLC reader James, we now have some new images from this disc. As we first told you last year, this DVD does contain new commentary from James and Oliver Phelps (Fred and …read more!

Live podcasts, wizard rock, and charity efforts all over the placein this week’s PotterCast, our Harry Potter podcast, which is now available. listen, just hit the “Play” button on the right side of the page (—>), or use iTunes, or direct download. Notes and more info: -This week special guest Paul DeGeorge (Harry Potter Year …read more!