Via Alice Finch
Alice Finch spent over a year bringing this LEGO Hogwarts to life, even going on a studio tour in London to make sure her model was accurate. Check out more photos of the magical school here!
Hogwarts
Go argue with Voldemort, eat a Golden Snitch or spit in Snape's coffee Harry Potter, because Swaziland-born actress Noma Dumezweni's is the new chosen one, and she's shattering barriers. Dumezweni's been chosen to play Hermione Granger in the up and coming stage play, "Harry Potter and The Cursed Child."
Harry Potter and The Cursed Child is listed as the eighth installment, and covers events that transpire shortly after we all got goosebumps watching Harry and Ginny's kids board the Hogwarts Express with the original theme playing on in the background. All the nostalgia feels though.
Much like rising star Michael B. Jordan who played Johnny Storm in the recent, catastrophic, anything but Fantastic Four rendition, Dumezweni's reprised role as Hermione will continue to challenge film audiences that expect white as the default ethnicity.
Canon: brown eyes, frizzy hair and very clever. White skin was never specified. Rowling loves black Hermione 😘 https://t.co/5fKX4InjTH
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) December 21, 2015What's more is, JK Rowling just expressed her strong nod of approval.
Check out Jamie Parker, Noma Dumezweni, and Paul Thornley as Harry, Hermione, and Ron above. It's great to have the band back together for another adventure. Any guesses on who might play our favorite barrel-chested, black bearded, mountain of a man Hagrid?
Via The Frost Bros
Warning: this video contains language that would get Harry some serious detention hours with Dolores Umbridge
Via herrimanjoe
Artist herrimanjoe put together this infographic on the rising price of tuition at Hogwarts. He may have been The Chosen One, but could Harry Potter have gone to the wizarding school without all that priviledge? J.K. Rowling says yes...
@emmalineonline1 @micnews There's no tuition fee! The Ministry of Magic covers the cost of all magical education!
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) July 17, 2015
Via xdallyx.webs.com
From the submitter: "FaCe ThE StRaNgE was written by Dallas Philpott, AKA Dally. When she began posting the story on Deviantart with the username DallyRotl, she recieved large amounts of critisism for her story. She ended up getting banned from the site for threatening to kill people. Many believed her username was an anagram for "Lady Troll", though Dally stated she had mistyped "Rofl". This horribly written Fanfiction gained quite a following two year ago from users on Gaiaonline. It rivals the story of My Immortal."
If this isn't trolling, than I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
