Haven’t read any of the Harry Potter books or seen any of the movies? The following video won’t clear things up at all. Not one damn bit.
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 concept artist Andrei Riabovitchev has revealed another possibility for Voldemort’s ending. The stills show more of a smoky demise.
Watch the progression of Voldemort into dust after the break.
Harry Potter lends itself to home decorating. Well, that’s true if you live in a castle. Professor Snape fan Logospilgrim has shown us how it can translate to a regular house though. She has made her entire office the sort of place Snape would feel right at home. It’s decorated with objects that could be used in potions, Snape art and collectibles, a cloak, and plenty of books.
View more photos of the room after the break.
Now he’s a student at Don Mariano Marcos Elementary.
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“It’s a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there’s no knowing where you might be swept off to.” – J.R.R. Tolkien
This geek likes to travel. Road trips, long flights, or short jaunts just down the road – I take what I can get. When I can, I try to combine travel with activities and sights that make my inner fangirl squeal. Those trips are my favorites. Film and TV locations, museums, old cemeteries, and sites with urban and rural decay top my list of “places I will detour to see.” The small stuff is just as enjoyable, too. It may not be possible for me to visit the actual castle used for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films, but I can usually fit in a drive to see the oldest surviving American robot in Mansfield, Ohio. If you’d like to mix some geek stops into your next trip or even into your weekend, I have plenty of suggestions.
“Funny, the damage a silly little book can do, especially in the hands of a silly little girl…”
Indeed, who knows what kind of damage can be done when you write your deepest, darkest thoughts into this replica Tom Riddle diary. Eventually, your horcrux diary will be compromised and your secrets revealed to everyone at school by your brother Harry. From then on, he is your mortal enemy.
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The Harry Potter films still have one final breath of life in them thanks to a 46-minute documentary that will be bundled in the Target exclusive edition of the four-disc Blu-ray set of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
As you’ll see in the trailer for the documentary after the break, it looks to be pretty candid—and likely to open up some wounds for Potter fans that are only just beginning to get over the end of the series.
A Harry Potter fan who wanted some functional yard art commissioned Heights Workshop in Houston, Texas to create a 9 ft. tall replica of the Weasley burrow for her cats. A local news station caught on and did a story on the project which you can view after the break. You’ll notice that the woman is adamant that she’s not a crazy cat lady, but we’ll let you decide that one for yourself.
Berry, a 10-year old German Shepherd that once played Sirius Black’s “Padfoot” Animagus form in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is up for adoption after his owner, stuntman Paul Thompson, was forced to give him up.
“I found myself spending a lot of time away from home,” Thompson says. “The dogs needed more attention then I could give. It was a difficult decision to make but one I had to accept was best for the dogs.”
Interested parties should know that Berry is a package deal with his life-long friend Porridge, a 13-year old German Shepherd Labrador cross. Both are currently being fostered at the UK-based German Shepherd Dog Rescue.
