Harry Potter

Love all things Halloween but can't stand scary movies? Try these 25 magical, mildly spooky and family-friendly movies on for fun size.

We’ll be returning to J.K. Rowling’s magical world of wizards this November with Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and to help get you in the proper spirit, Warner Bros. is re-releasing all eight of the Harry Potter films — in IMAX, no less. There is a catch, of course: The films will only screen for one week, so if you want to see Mr. Potter & Co. on the very-very-big screen, you might want to clear your calendar.

The character, now 37, is seeing renewed popularity through the 'Cursed Child' play.

Can't afford a trip to London for the hotly-anticipated Harry Potter play? We've got good news.

In case you needed a bit of a cry today, J.K. Rowling has taken to Twitter to share the one little piece of secret information she shared with the late, great actor Alan Rickman to help him better portray Professor Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films. As Rickman previously revealed a few years back, Rowling gave him a piece of advice to help him better understand the complexities of his character, who is far more than the shrewd, dodgy potions master he first appears to be.

It’s been one full day now since the news of Alan Rickman’s passing first surfaced, and while that may be the regulation time period for mourning, say, a casual work acquaintance or distant relative, many are still stinging over the loss of this esteemed actor...

Alan Rickman, the tremendously talented British actor behind such iconic roles as Hans Gruber in Die Hard and Professor Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films, has died at the age of 69 following a bout with cancer.

We're all familiar with Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling's affinity for dropping never-before-known factoids and trivia about her bestseller-turned-blockbuster series. And The Late Show's Stephen Colbert has taken Professor Umbrage with it

This fan theory literally gives the 'Deathly Hallows' a whole new meaning.

A friend of my, Lydia, has to be one of the biggest nerds I know. She will kick you ass in Fantasy Football, then spend the afternoon telling you how a muggle-born can become a wizard. So it's only appropriate that she uses her Harry Potter knowledge to explain the NFL Draft process to those that don't understand it.