JK Rowling’s Pottermore Twitter account has spilled some secrets about the Harry Potter universe that the fans of the wizard boy with a lightning-shape scar on his forehead never thought they’d learn.
To the immense amusement of many, a Twitter account has been set up, purporting to belong to a seven-year-old child living in Paris. The 'girl', Benoite Abedoux, calls for "airstrikes on France" due to authorities' violent crackdown on 'gilets jaunes' protesters - an obvious satire of the now seemingly forgotten Bana Alabed.
Americans continue to dominate the ranks of the world's highest-paid entertainers - but the "Brit Pack: is starting to make significant in-roads, according to the latest figures released by Forbes, the influential business magazine.
Harry Potter fans across the world rejoice as the day on which the series’ final scene took place finally reaches us.
Bestselling author JK Rowling has apparently sparked a controversy after she opted not to delete her tweets blasting US President Donald Trump for a deplorable act that he didn’t actually commit.
All it takes are a few musical notes to send Zhang Bin reeling back in time to when he was just a young boy.
Chinese 'Harry Potter' fans recall how the global blockbuster franchise impacted their lives.
On June 26, 1997, the world welcomed the publication of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone – the first novel of the Harry Potter series by JK Rowling. It has become one of the most successful books and film franchises in decades.
UK tabloid journal the Daily Mail has agreed to give $2.9 million to Melania Trump, the wife of US President Donald Trump, following negotiations stemming from a series of libel lawsuits brought by the first lady and a battery of her husband's attorneys against the paper.
GQ Magazine puts Democratic presidential nominee Hilary Clinton into a list of the "Least Influential People of 2016."
According to a poll of youngsters in the UK, her royal majesty the Queen of England is rated first for being the world's greatest achiever. Despite being born into the responsibility of UK Head of State, she managed to beat self-made sporting achievers, such as footballer David Beckham, GB athletics star Mo Farah and even music mogul Simon Cowell.
A very expensive typo in a popular book series is making its way to London later this year.
Harry Potter fans were delighted by a new video from Colombia in which skydivers play Quidditch while falling through the air.
As the United Kingdom’s answer to the NSA, Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) is London’s most powerful surveillance outfit. But recent revelations show that the agency’s top concern in 2005 was saving Harry Potter fans from spoilers.