This week, we’re revealing some exclusive extracts from Cursed Child: The Journey. Today, we look at the mysterious magic of time. So, how on earth did the team behind the play achieved that amazin…
As the characters place their hands around the Time- Turner, clock hands across the
In 1926 North America, the fight to keep magic a secret from the No-Maj community is fierce. So what might this special device, spied in the Fantastic Beasts trailer, do?
An enormous, heavy and majestic-looking device with four faces and spindly black hands
We gathered round the water cooler and decided that these are the 10 villains that keep us awake at night…
torture of Alice and Frank Longbottom, Lestrange met a gratifyingly sticky end at the hands
The Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone is certainly a vital part of the very first Harry Potter story. But why was it so important? And why did Voldemort want it so badly? Today we explore the answers …
If he had also been able to get his hands on the Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone,
We still can’t believe it took all seven books for Ron and Hermione to finally kiss, but that’s not to say we didn’t get some romantic moments along the way – amidst all the bickering…
Holding hands ‘Harry glanced over at the dark shapes they made on the floor beside
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down through the Hufflepuff family for years and years – until it came into the hands
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extraction was done with the use of dragon-hide gloves to prevent damage to the wearer’s hands
From fellytones to fusewire, Arthur Weasley just adores a Muggle gizmo. Imagine his face if he were ever to be introduced to some of these…
over one singular battery, we can only dream of his elation if he were to get his hands
Following the two Funko Pop! releases of Harry’s Stag Patronus and Hermione’s Otter Patronus, we can now reveal the next: Ron’s Patronus, which comes in the form of a dog. A Jack Russell, to be spe…
Stag Patronus and Hermione’s Otter Patronus, you will only be able to get your hands
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It eventually made its way into the hands of Tom Riddle, who used it for darker purposes
