Hey guys! I’m trying to fix the site categories so if something goes a little wonky on the site don’t worry! It will all be okay, haha!

Hopefully I can get it to work, I have someone helping me.

UPDATE: YAY!!! Thanks to Kelly for helping me we now have categories all working again!!

Daniel Radcliffe and Tom Felton were interviewed on Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live.  The interview can be downloaded here and you can see photos of Dan and Tom  here.

DanRad: Listen, I really do see parallels between cricket and acting.
Tom: You mention this all the time on set…
DanRad: I know, I know…
Tom: ALL THE TIME!
DanRad: I know, I’m dull.

Thanks SS!

Amazon.com has added a photo of the Half-Blood Prince dvd cover to their website!!  You can view it at the link above or here in the gallery!

Two Harry Potter films are on Empire’s list of The 50 Greatest Movie Sequels!

#24 – Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
DIRECTED BY ALFONSO CUARON
RELEASED: 2004

Why’s it so good? Alfonso Cuaron took over from original director Christopher Columbus, and with the difficult task of world-building out of the way was able to take the story and run with it, making Potter feel like a real adventure story for the first time, and one taking place in somewhere bordering on the real world.

#15 – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
DIRECTED BY DAVID YATES
RELEASED: 2007

Why’s it so good? David Yates took over the directing reins for this fifth film, based on the longest – and, some would say, dullest – book in the series, and knocked it out of the park. Excising large swathes of not much, he cut it down to one of the leanest films and delivered a barnstorming last act in the Ministry of Magic, with the sort of magical duels we’d been waiting four-and-a-half films to see.

Thanks SS!

Matthew has confirmed via his Twitter that he will take part in Celebrity Mastermind.

• I’m doing Celebrity Mastermind for charity. My subject has been confirmed: the life and music of Oasis. Fingers crossed!
• I’ll let you know when it’s on and you can all let @liamgallagher know. I’m sure he’d love to watch it…

Here is some information on the show I found:

Four contestants (in later rounds of the competition the number is occasionally five) take it in turns to answer questions over two rounds against the clock. The first two-minute round comprises questions on each contestant’s chosen specialist subject and the second two-minute round tests general knowledge.

Thanks Lewis Lovers!

It has recently been announced that Helena Bonham Carter will be playing children’s author Enid Blyton in a new series on the BBC4.  The series is a set of biopics about extraordinary women and Helena will give a look into to Enid’s private life behind her books.  Here is a trailer: