Hey all; we’re still waiting to get some of the “i”s dotted and the “t”s crossed in the last part of the Jo interview. We know it won’t matter to many of you, but it does to us. All three of us want to make sure that what was said is transmitted in print, that …read more!

WB sent over the Goblet of Fire pics from Entertainment Weekly in boo-tiful high resolution. Check ’em out: Harry at the grave (Big) Harry at the grave (Medium) Harry in the owlery (Big) Harry in the owlery (Medium) Harry (studio shot) (Big) Harry (studio shot) (Medium) Dan Radcliffe with Mike Newell (Big) Dan Radcliffe with …read more!

…but we hope you think I’m fun The glitches have all been worked out Now the re-sorting has begun! Hi Everyone! Last week we attempted to open our sorting process for Half-Blood Prince reading group discussions in our Lounge. Unfortunately we ran into some unforseen glitches which caused a delay, and for that we apologise. …read more!

The new issue of Entertainment Weekly has a large feature on the world of Harry Potter, featuring a new cover photo of Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter. MuggleNet has posted several scans of the magazine, which has a brand new photo of Harry standing in front of Tom Marvolo Riddle’s grave in a scene from …read more!

In a question and answer session with Great Britain Prime Minister Tony Blair at Parliament, the subject of Harry came up: Q8. Miss Anne Begg: Now that the summer recess is almost upon us, will my right hon. Friend have time to do what millions of people did this weekend and read the new Harry …read more!

Young readers in New Canaan, Connecticut had the chance to discuss the plot of the recent Potter book at a summer camp modeled after Hogwarts. The “Hop on the Hogwarts Express” program divides campers into Houses. Students participate in activities such as Quidditch, potions class, costume contests, and book discussions. Campers were warned that talking …read more!

People driving along A442 near Telford had the ending of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince revealed to them on a banner hanging from a bridge. The banner was removed by noon. A spokesperson for the Telford and Wrekin council: “This does have a serious side to it as if the banner had fallen down …read more!

Amy let us know about the Astronomy for Wizards event at the The South Florida Science Museum on July 30 at 5 and 7 pm. Audience members will be divided into houses and take turns winning house points with their knowledge of the wizarding world. Professor Pagan will teach you all about the various constellations, …read more!

Illegal, downloadable versions of HBP are the subject of a recent article in Wired‘s online magazine. It seems that a few people scanned the entirity of the book, in violation of copyright laws, and distributed it on peer-to-peer networks. Such a distribution is illegal in most countries, and in the US, under the recent Grokster …read more!

Slate Magazine this week features an article exploring how the series resonates in the post-9/11 and post-7/7 world. The article contains some spoilers for the plot of HBP, and the reporter notes: In 1998, when the first Harry Potter book came out, Voldemort was a fantastical villain, a symbol of evil in the abstract. Today, …read more!