Recently, J.K. Rowling took to Twitter to give us the news that there will not be a Harry Potter TV show, nor will there be a ‘Potter-on-Ice’. But rather than crushing our dreams (well, it did a little, if we’re honest), the hilarious ‘image of Ice Voldemort performing the triple salchow’ perfectly depicts Jo’s mastery …read more!

Today, thousands of girls aged 8-12 years flocked to the Excel Centre in London to audition for the role of ‘Modesty’ in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, due for release in November 2016. J.K. Rowling also tweeted about her excitement to find the girl perfect girl to play the ‘haunted young girl with an …read more!

Recent tweets by Emma Watson demonstrate her continuing passion for her role as leader of the HeforShe Campaign for gender equality. Emma tweeted that she felt ‘speechless’, followed by another tweet thanking those supporting the campaign. The Time article she posted with this stated that: ‘Big companies like Twitter and Vodafone and major universities like Georgetown and …read more!

Tom Felton is back in the UK, and has updated his blog with a mini-diary of his trip to the US for the PoA premiere. There are some small spoilers for the film on that page.

Slate Magazine has an interesting article about the some parallels between the Left Behind and Harry Potter series. While the thoughts behind the article’s arguments are interesting, there are some glitches in terms of Harry Potter facts – for example, the writer says Voldemort becomes a lizard, which isn’t exactly correct. The elements of the …read more!

Thanks to all of you who answered our call for a transcript of the J.K. Rowling Dateline Interview. We recieved about 20 different copies and have edited them all down to what we think is the correct one. It appears in this reworked version we have several new bits of canon missed in the first …read more!

The Times’ Brian MacArthur reveals ‘tortuous negotiations’ required in order to interview J.K. Rowling: “Our self-respect was eroded, our journalistic integrity insulted. Never again,” wrote MacArthur in today’s Times. (Editor’s Note: This editor wishes The Times a speedy recovery.)