| News from mugglenet 2009 Half-Blood Prince Calendar Preview New images from the 2009 Half-Blood Prince calendar have surfaced online via Amazon and Live Journal: - Front Cover featuring the Trio - Bellatrix and those involved in the Burrow attack - Ron and Lavender having a moment - Several different characters from the film - Professor McGonagall in a frame There is no date set yet for this calendar's release, but it is currently listed at Amazon right here. & Video from Dan Radcliffe on Conan O'Brien The other day we told you that the actor who plays Harry Potter himself would be appearing on NBC's Late Night with Conan O'Brien to promote his upcoming Broadway performance in Equus. That appearance aired last night, and it's now online on YouTube as well as NBC's official site. Dan speaks about Equus, the Olympics, and working with Gary Oldman in the Potter films. & WB sues 'Hari Puttar' filmmakers Warner Bros. Is suing an Indian film company called Mirchi Movies because of the title of a film it had scheduled to release on September 12th - "Hari Puttar." According to a WB spokespesron, "We have recently commenced proceedings against parties involved in the production and distribution of a movie entitled Hari Puttar. Warner Bros values and protects intellectual property rights. However, it is our policy not to discuss publicly the details of any ongoing litigation." However, a Mirchi Movies spokesperson stated, "We registered the Hari Puttar title in 2005 and it's unfortunate that Warner has chosen to file a case so close to our film's release. In my opinion, I don't think our title has any similarity or links with Harry Potter." Hari is apparently a popular Indian name while Puttar means son in Punjabi. & Cheryl Klein judges Potter quiz at book festival The Decatur Book Festival allows you to "immerse yourself in literature and poetry, meet Pulitzer Prize winners and probe the writers' mind... or you can dress silly, sing loud, laugh a lot and have the cheapest possible family outing." Scholastic's Harry Potter "continuity editor" at Scholastic, Cheryl Klein, will judge a Harry Potter quiz on August 30th as part of the festival. AJC.com spoke to Cheryl about this role, a little about what she's doing post-Harry Potter, and whether she ever encountered inconsistencies in the Potter books: "Changes like that did come up. Talking about them is a little like violating lawyer-client privilege. It's the author's job to talk about those." Paul (Ravenclaw) "Check whether the thing that's glaring at you got legs. If it has, it's safe to look into it's eyes, although if it really is You-Know-Who, that's still likely to be the last thing you ever do." |
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