The next episode of The Celebrity Apprentice will be a challenge at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter! Their task is to “create a three-dimensional display to launch a theme park’s new attraction.”
The show airs on Sunday at 9pm EST, check your local listings for the time in your area!
Tolga Safer (Karkaroff’s Aid) and Stanislav Ianevski (Victor Krum) will be attending the Elf Fantasy Fair from April 24th – 25th! The event will take place at the Kasteel De Haar, Haarzuilen in the Netherlands. You can purchase tickets to the event by going to this page.
Another well-known actor has been confirmed for the 24th and 25th April: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire actor Tolga Safer – he played the part of Karkaroff’s Aide, will join his fellow HP actor Stan Ianevski to the Elf Fantasy Fair.
He will be part of the Roly Show, he will do a Q&A and he going to do a signing session.
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MTV has a new interview with the creators of the Harry Potter and The Forbidden Journey ride that is at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter Theme Park and they discuss the ride!
“We’ve done some pretty amazing things over time, but this is at a level that just exceeds even our wildest expectations,” Woodbury said.
Woodbury also spoke of the brand-new Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride, a main attraction of the new park. Housed inside the castle, guests will follow a path through many of the major rooms from the books until they make it to the Room of Requirement. There, they will be swept away by an “enchanted bench” to the ride portion of the attraction.
And if the ride portion is a success, that could be a big “game changer,” as Woodbury described it. No one involved in the creation of the ride would reveal many of the technical details of Forbidden Journey, but they will say that the ride has somehow combined the use of robotic-arm technology with 3-D visuals (featuring the actual “Harry Potter” cast and filmed specifically for the ride) to bring fans through some of the most beloved moments from the seven novels.
In a new interview with WWD Emma Watson discusses British fashion and how their style is influenced by the weather and what she misses most about being home.
WWD: What do you think defines British style? Emma Watson: It’s so funny because now that I’m in America, I’m more able to define it. Before I didn’t have an awareness of another style. I think [British style] has to do with the weather. We have terrible weather. It’s very gray and drizzly so we need things to cheer us up. And I think that leads to a lot of creativity and color, and I think that’s why our designers are so innovative. Because at home we’re kind of up against the elements in a sense. And we need cheering up. I think we do very well with kind of an eclectic mix. We have great vintage and we love to mix and match: high street and high fashion, vintage…and I think that really defines it as well.
WWD: Now that you’re in Providence, what do you miss most about England and London? E.W.: Marks & Spencer, the supermarket.
WWD: Really? What do you miss from there? E.W.: The food, the food! Marks & Spencer’s food. I miss English chocolate. And I miss silly things like the adverts on TV.
