Hey guys – we hope you got your entry to the sweepstakes in before now, because the contest is over. Over the next few weeks we’ll be sorting through the thousands upon thousands of entiries, and will notify you personally if you’ve won. Once we’ve formatted the entries to send to JKR, we’ll update you …read more!

Hey guys – because our email went down a bit, the sweepstakes will be open until tomorrow night, June 8, and 11:59pm ET. Hurry up and get your entries in! We’ve got too many to read in any sort of timely fashion, but we’ll update you as we go.

With Prisoner of Azkaban just released, some of you have been asking, in true insatiable Harry Potter fan style, “What about the next one?” As we reported previously, WB is still aiming for November 18, 2005 as a Goblet of Fire release date. (We reconfirmed that that date is still slated a few days ago.)

Box Office Mojo is reporting that the official total for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban‘s opening weekend in the U.S. is $93.7 million. This makes it the highest-grossing first weekend for an HP movie, and the third-highest opening weekend of all time in the U.S. (behind Shrek 2 and Spider-man), and bodes well …read more!

The Accidental Magic Reversal Squad has been dispatched, and has performed its noble work. All lines of communicado are now open.

DanRadcliffe.com has made a full transcript of the NY press junket press conference with Dan Radcliffe and Emma Watson, brought to you by collaboration with DanRadcliffe.com, HPANA, Mugglenet and TLC. Check it out here!

If you’re trying to send us news, or pics from the IMAX showing, or trying to enter the sweepstakes (which will be extended to make up for this), hang on a bit until we update this site with more info about our e-mail, which has literally been taken down by a truck. Someone came and …read more!

I’m on a plane now, about halfway between New York City and Miami, a few thousand feet in the air, glancing out the window in hopes of seeing a man on a flying motorcycle… And it’s June 6, and in book-chronology, today is ten years to the day from the moment Harry learned that, to …read more!

BoxOfficeMojo is projecting a big $92 million weekend for Prisoner of Azkaban. However, it estimates that the film took in $38.2 million on Friday, which is lower than the $41.2 million report – in other words, figures are still dodgy, but it’s a safe bet that PoA will outstrip CoS and PS/SS.

Further to my post last night, here’s the instructions for those attending the POA IMAX NYC screening tomorrow at 3:30. First, one reminder – the show is sold out. If you do not have tickets, but you want to get into the standby line, follow the instructions below, but do not get into the regular …read more!