According to the Daily Record, Warner Brothers will return to Glencoe for the filming of GoF.

Lucky enough to either live in England or have plans to visit? The Chicago Tribune has published a guide of places to go if you want to visit a little piece of Potter-movie magic. Editor’s Note: You will have to register, but it’s free and easy! Thanks, Mags!

According to Yahoo News, a Lyon and Turnbull auction is soon to house a very special item: The auction house is also selling an uncorrected proof copy of J.K. Rowling’s first Harry Potter book — “Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone” — which is expected to sell for up to 3,000 pounds. The item will …read more!

Alternet.org has posted a piece by Michael Bronski of The Boston Phoenix that takes an alternative look at the themes, plots and points of Harry Potter. (Editor’s Warning: MATURE THEMES INCLUDED IN ARTICLE)

Thanks very much Iris, for pointing out that JeremyNorthamGallery.com has screencaps of the Peter Pan trailer, which is also available on Apple.com.

The Lexicon has had quite an update over the weekend. The day-by-day calendar for Book V has been updated, as has the page about The Order itself. There’s a new page featuring Dumbledore’s Army (DA) and one for the Bones family. The Medical Magic page has been updated to include references to Dragon Pox and …read more!

Linda G. Kincaid of The Boston Herald bravely confronts the monster we’ve all been facing since, oh June 22nd: Post-Potter depression. Thanks to Cynthia for the tip!

EA has annouced that an updated version of the Sorcerer’s Stone will be available this fall. The EA Potter offering is being updated from its previous version to work with the latest game consoles.

A Czech publisher of the Harry Potter books is considering legal action against a group of schoolboys suspected of posting an English to Czech translation of OotP on the internet. The official Czech translation is not slated for publication until February 2004.

This op/ed piece by A.S. Byatt in The New York Times takes a look at just why some of us “childish adults” love Harry Potter.