The Weasley twins on their new baking show and how the ‘Harry Potter’ TV series will be ‘a bit odd’
James and Oliver Phelps, who starred in the “Harry Potter” movies as the iconic troublemaking twins, Fred and George Weasley, host a new Food Network show called “Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking.” “Baking shows are always on in both our households,
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‘Harry Potter’ Prop Sold for Nearly $300K to Benefit Injured Stunt Double After ‘Tough Blow’The Marauder’s Map from the Harry Potter films has smashed records to become the most expensive prop ever sold from the movie ...
As 'Harry Potter' celebrates its movie anniversary on Nov. 16, see which character most relates to your zodiac sign ...
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"I Hope We See Quidditch Play A Bigger Role" — Potterheads Are Sharing What They Want In The New "Harry Potter" SeriesIf the prospect of a new Harry Potter adaptation has you raising your wand, you're not alone. HBO has promised a ...
A BTS scoop of the highs and lows of playing Lord Voldemort.
The Harry Potter HBO reboot may have found its Dumbledore casting, and fans are praising the decision from the TV show.
The exhibit features more than 20 set recreations, from Harry’s tiny bedroom under the stairs to the sinister Chamber of ...
James and Oliver Phelps, who played the Weasley twins in the "Harry Potter" movies, co-host a new Potter-themed Food Network ...
The Harry Potter: Holiday Magic: The Official Advent Calendar is available now on Amazon. Even better news: it's currently 47 ...
The Harry Potter TV series release date window was previously said to be in 2026, but HBO boss Casey Bloys has a less ...
There’s a lot of magic moments in the ‘Harry Potter,'” Hewitt said, “and we’re incorporating magic where things explode and ...
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How a Harry Potter Book Can Be Worth a FortuneThe first print run of Harry Potter has become highly sought-after treasures, with prices soaring past $100,000 at various ...
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