Ezra Miller, in his early to mid twenties, is the youngest of the main cast. His sarcastic, energetic personality filled the room. He knew how to make everyone laugh and refuse to answer interview questions at the same time. He was so thankful to be a part of the Harry Potter, he didn’t want to …read more!

Dan Fogler is the class clown–playing with his chopped up tie and making goofy faces as he giggles at us. Dan plays the role of Jacob Kowalski, a No-Maj who finds himself in a whirlwind of trouble after he and Newt accidentally switch cases with Newt Scamander, opens it, gets attacked by a Murtlap, and lets …read more!

PotterCast joined up with MuggleCast and others to produce a live podcast from GeekyCon in Orlando, titled “LeakyMug and the Cursed Child.” (This talk is full of spoilers! Listen on iTunes here, or by searching for PotterCast on services like Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also direct download here!) This special group of …read more!

As Leaky reported earlier this year, USAopoly re-released their popular Harry Potter version of CLUE. Leaky was able to review USAopoly’s Harry Potter twist on the classic mystery game. It has been at least a few years since the Harry Potter version of CLUE was on store shelves, but if you missed the game the …read more!

Last weekend, hundreds of fans from a large variety of fandoms (from Starwars, Startrek, Supernatural, Disney, Once Upon a Time, to Gilmore Girls and Parks and Recreation, and many more). This year, GeekyCon took place over the July 31st weekend. An important date in the Harry Potter Universe, particularly this year, with the release of Harry …read more!

We have been covering the unveilings of exclusive material at San Diego Comic Con’s Fantastic Beasts panel – first a trailer, and now an exclusive Q&A event with the cast – featuring a question from Leaky! We’re live now with the cast of #FantasticBeasts and the NEW TRAILER. #SDCC2016 pic.twitter.com/g1sBRhAGiu — Fantastic Beasts (@FantasticBeasts) July 23, 2016 We’re live …read more!

LeakyCon recently posted an exciting – yet mysteriously vague – letter to Minerva McGonagall to their Facebook page. The letter came from Ana Rodriguez – Director of Magical Gatherings and Celebrations at the US Department of International Magical Cooperation all the way in New York City: The letter hints at an exciting event being planned, …read more!

The Leaky Cauldron has a new way of reaching fans: we have decided to join Instagram! We are trying to stay as relevant as muggle, no-maj, wizardingly possible by joining more social media networks, and we want to be able to connect and share with as many Harry Potter and J.K. Rowling fans as possible. …read more!

According to an exclusive report from Entertainment Weekly, J.K. Rowling has created an American alternative to the word “Muggle” for the upcoming Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them films. “No-Maj” (pronounced “no madge”) is the American version of the word used to describe non-magic folk. The film series will commence in 1926 New York, …read more!

Today, October 6, Bloomsbury is publishing the first illustrated edition of the Harry Potter books–Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is hitting shelves in stores near you. As a part of publication celebrations, illustrator Jim Kay agreed to participate in Q&A sessions with major Harry Potter news sites, calling it The Great Big Harry Potter Fansite …read more!