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Added 3 new graphics to the gallery today! One new wallpaper with pictures of the trio from Teen Vogue. And then two blends, one of Tom Felton and the other of Evanna.
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Well, today it was me that was bored, well more like procrastinating, and I decided to make an awards section for the site! There you can nominate your Harry Potter site to win awards!! Each season a different actor, character, book or movie will be chosen as the theme for the graphic. The first season’s theme is Emma Watson.
Go check out Magical Awards!
Comment please and submit your sites!
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A few days ago, Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) attedned a VIP screening of The Heartbreak Kid. SnitchSeeker has 3 photos from the event in their galllery. Enjoy his blonde sexy-ness. (or I will all on my own, ha ha.)
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My friend “Dobby” was bored tonight and decided to make a Reviews section of the site. She made the layout and I coded it. So it is my pleasure to introduce:
Magical Reviews, a network of Magical-Menagerie! We’re here for the sole purpose of helping you improve your website and give you reviews about your site!
Along with this I decided to change the navigation around a bit so there is now a network section and the gallery, forum, facebook group and reviews sections are now linked there.
Comment please and submit your sites!
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Thanks to HPANA who have compiled another list of Dan stuff, with help from DR.com, DR.co.uk and VTM, you can see more interviews and such from his December Boys promotion.
Entertainment Weekly Moviefone E4 Video 104.1 FM Rove BTS Photos: David Levene Sydney Sydney 2 Sydney 3 London Premiere pictures London premiere 2 London premiere 3 Audio interviews: Matt and Jo 3AW A Current Affair
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows have been reviewed in the New York Review of Books!
In a world that is changing too rapidly even for many children to keep up with, the Harry Potter books can also be enjoyed as the celebration of a largely pre-industrial society. Hogwarts School is in a castle lit by torches and oil lamps and heated by fires; mail is carried by owls, and at the Ministry of Magic memos fly about as paper airplanes. There are no computers, phones, or radios, though a Knight Bus makes an occasional and often disastrous appearance. Magic takes the place of most modern inventions, and many of the people who employ it with skill are children and adolescents.
Click the link above or Read More for the full article.
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