Trev has sent us another positive review. Quotage: As for Harry himself, he’s played by 12-year-old Daniel Radcliffe, soon to be a worldwide star of almost scary proportions. His Harry may be considered by some to be a bit wan and even wimpy, without the mischievous spirit the book-Harry has. (It’s particularly noticeable when Emma …read more!

Today’s Newsround interview with JKR is now up at their website. Sorry, Shippers, nothing new.

The Official Site has just added icons for AIM and a skin for ICQ. It also gives instructions on how to use AIM for a Potter Fact of the Day.

Thanks to James for the link to today’s New York Times article about Nancy Stouffer. To refresh your recollection, as they say in depositions, Nancy Stouffer sued Warner Bros, JKR and Scholastic, claiming prior trademark rights in the term MUGGLE and the characters LARRY POTTER and LILLY POTTER, and alleged copyright infringement as well. As …read more!

Dark Mark has also posted a very unhappy review. Author is upset about book being severely changed – it had to happen, people, come on. Author also upset about, Chris Columbus being the director (as opposed to Steven Spielberg), the writing, that Hermione is pretty (someone find me the passage in the book that says …read more!

Dark Mark has posted a list of “mistakes” from the movie. MANY MANY spoilers, much too many to list here. The “mistakes” are really things that are changed – it includes a lot of things being ‘messed up,’ and it’s unclear what the author means (messed up as in ‘changed’ or messed up as in …read more!

Bit of a shock this morning in Times Square – the gigunda advertisement there is the first poster, the one of the boats crossing to Hogwarts. I pass it every day (and have been meaning to take pics for a while now. Soon.) But today, I looked up, and it had been replaced — with …read more!

s1play.com has news on how you can win tickets to the Scottish Charity Screening of the movie.

Hello! Magazine will have a special Harry Potter feature tomorrow, Friday. Be sure to check the Web site.

Here’s the link to the online Webcast of the premiere on Sunday.