The Blair Partnership, the literary agency that has repped J.K. Rowling since it was first set up in 2011 by Neil Blair, has ...

The Harry Potter films have many surprises, but some of the biggest from the books never made it to the big screen.

Harry Potter mostly moves its plot forward through logical character decisions, but some developments feel a little too ...

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Prince Harry’s US visa status is again under scrutiny over his admission that he used cocaine and marijuana, with a huge development in the immigration saga. The first court hearing since US Pre ...

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have had a difficult start to 2025. But he put all that aside and stepped back into the spotlight this week in order to champion a cause close to his heart.

“Potted Potter ... expect from a “Harry Potter” reenactment show. For instance, feared antagonist Lord Voldemort donned sparkly red devil horns and an attitude. The dangerous Forbidden Forest was a ...

The world of Harry Potter is filled with prophecies ... it’s widely speculated that thirteen people, including Sirius Black, Harry, and others, were present at the table. Once again, Sirius ...

Prince Harry is on a mission to bring back Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to his homeland, UK, after a significant victory. For the unversed, the Duke of ...

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The publisher of the Daily Mail, also being sued by Harry, along with other prominent claimants, has been given the same restriction, with their costs capped at $5.6 million, according to The ...

Prince Harry has been told that he and fellow claimants taking legal action against the Daily Mail publishers must not spend more than £4.1m on costs – around £14m less than they were proposing.