07.20.07
Posted in Site Business at 9:47 am by HP
We finally have our shop up and running at HarryPotter.ca Hogwarts. It’s about time, yes I know. We inked a relationship with Amazon.ca to sell all the Harry Potter books, including Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows through Hogwarts. View Hogwarts Book Shop here.
By purchasing your books through us, not only do you receive some awesome discounts, but you help support the site tremendously. After chatting with some of you, you’re well aware I’m a one person team, working hard to make this the best Harry Potter site around. By purchasing the books through HarryPotter.ca Hogwarts, you’re supporting the site by helping me use that money to further build and enhance Hogwarts into an even better site.
So tell all your friends and family about HarryPotter.ca Hogwarts. Got a website, love to see a link to us….and we’ll do the same. Rock on Harry Potter and I look forward to seing you all in your Common Rooms!
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Posted in Deathly Hallows, Rumors & Gossip at 9:40 am by HP
As fans prepare for the release of That Book Whose Ending Must Not Be Spoiled, we’ve noticed that one particular group of readers is waiting, hoping, and worrying about the fellow they love. “I have to admit I was NEVER this nervous,” confesses one devoted webmistress. Concerned over the fate of Harry James Potter? Well, sure, they’re curious about whether Harry lives or dies, but the hearts of these fans pound with another question: What becomes of their beloved Severus Snape? Will the Half-Blood Prince turn out to be evil or good?
Fan site “itrustsnape.com” has inspired a robust search attendance and boasts a Trust List nearly 2,000 names strong. These fans believe in their man, despite the fact that he was the reason behind Book 6 search spikes like “snape kills dumbledore.” Queries these days are more along the lines of “the great snape debate,” “snape friend or foe,” and “is snape good or evil?”
Good, evil, or a little bit of both, the Professor is definitely charismatic. Witness the many Snape fan sites in the Yahoo! Directory. The SnapeCast podcast even celebrates Snape’s “fabulous fashion sense.” This could have a bit to do with Snape’s onscreen incarnation; ladies between 35-54 are particularly inclined to seek out “alan rickman.” Read the rest of this entry »
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07.12.07
Posted in Site Business, Order of the Phoenix, Katie Leung at 12:52 pm by HP
Cho Chang, or Katie Leung, is Harry Potter’s love interest in the 4th and 5th book, and Seeker for the Ravenclaw Quidditch team.
Does Cho Chang kiss Harry Potter in the new movie, Order of the Phoenix? I don’t know yet as I haven’t seen the new movie yet, but my bets is that Harry’s love interest, Cho Chang, will kiss her again in the movie and develop a relationship with her. She’s a cutie after all. Kissing Harry Potter, Cho Chang may fall in love with Harry Potter, then again, as to add to the new movies plot, he may end the relationship with Cho Ching as there may be other love interests of Harry Potter. So where did his love interest start with Cho Chang and the first kiss take place?
Cho initiates a kiss with Harry under Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted in Order of the Phoenix, Order of the Phoenix Film at 8:37 am by HP
What do the critics have to say about the new Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix movie?
Across the United States, major media outlets review their opinions on the new JK Rowling movie, giving it an average B grade. See what the critics have to say about Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix.
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07.03.07
Posted in Order of the Phoenix, JK Rowling, Cast News, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Order of the Phoenix Film at 4:26 pm by HP
LONDON (Reuters) Bestselling author J.K. Rowling joined the young stars of the Harry Potter movies on Tuesday at the London premiere of “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,” the fifth in the seven-part franchise.Organizers recreated the atmosphere of the Ministry of Magic, where much of the action in the latest film takes place.
Hundreds of Potter fans, many of them young girls, assembled in Leicester Square in torrential rain and thunder and chanted “Harry, Harry, Harry” to see the teenaged stars on their way into the Odeon Cinema. Some had camped out overnight.
Daniel Radcliffe, who plays the boy wizard, clearly enjoyed the female attention.
“I can’t complain. It’s rather wonderful, really,” he said.
Radcliffe, Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) and Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) lead the cast, along with Imelda Staunton, who steals the scenes she appears in as the sinister control freak Dolores Umbridge. Read the rest of this entry »
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