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Daniel Radcliffe: Wizard At One-Night Stands With 'Harry Potter' Groupies

Daniel Radcliffe: Wizard At One-Night Stands With 'Harry Potter' Groupies

During a recent and revealing interview in Los Angeles with The Mirror, "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe admitted to many things, one of them being fornicating with his fans. "I was always very nervous about the groupie thing," said Radcliffe. more ›

Daniel Radcliffe Says He Was Drunk While Filming 'Harry Potter'

Daniel Radcliffe Says He Was Drunk While Filming 'Harry Potter'

Getting drunk before heading off to work isn't just for Pat Sajak. Daniel Radcliffe told a British tabloid that while he was regularly getting hammered during his days filming "Harry Potter." more ›

It All Begins: Harry Potter Finale Premieres in London

It All Begins: Harry Potter Finale Premieres in London

You've seen the "It all ends here" billboards around L.A. -- Deathly Hallows 2, the final installment of the Potter saga premieres July 15th in the states. Interviews with stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and author JK Rowling from today's YouTube-cast red carpet extravaganza are served up below for your video lunch. more ›

DVD Tuesday: Potter! Lost! Cove! Enemies! Julia!

       

I'm still upset that Dumbledore's funeral was left out of Half-Blood Prince, but this latest installment in the Potter series definitely delivers a gloomier, more adult vibe than any of the previous films. Can't wait until 2/2/10 to see the newest chapter of Lost. Until then, the DVD set of Season 5 will have to do. Best documentary of the year? The Cove. Most important documentary of the year? Hmm...The Cove? Maybe so. Michael Mann's films are required viewing for any cineaste. Public Enemies may not be in the same league as Heat, but it's still a tense, macho ride. Julie & Julia would have benefitted from less Julie and more Julia. more ›

Weekend Movie Guide: It's a Harry Potter Weekend!

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LAist has already seen the excellent Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, and this weekend the rest of Los Angeles will likely follow suit. One small quibble, though: how do you leave out the [ ] of [ ]? It would have been one of the most powerful scenes in the entire series. That said, the realization of the pathetic Horace Slughorn is fantastic; the scene in the cave is top-notch; and the Quidditch play (especially Ron's Keeper sequence) has never been better. Thank God, the Deathly Hallows is being split into two films. Lots to cover! more ›

Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

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I'm a Harry Potter fan. I've read all the books and have enjoyed watching them come to life one by one on the big screen. Still, I'd sooner re-read any of the books than watch one of the movies a second time. The Harry Potter movies have somehow lacked that magical element that transports you right into the Wizarding World, as well as much of the wit and humor that make the books so much fun. But with Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince -- Merlin's Beard! -- I think they've finally got it right! more ›

Monday Gossip Quickie

Monday Gossip Quickie

The Posh and Becks welcome party is still going strong, with a welcome party thrown by their new besties Tom and Katie - Daily Mail more ›

Box Office Review: Boy wizard stupefies North America

Box Office Review: Boy wizard stupefies North America

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix blew away not only the competition, but its own previous franchise records this week with a 140 million dollar opening 5 days. Expect Potter mania to reach its full flowering later this week when the 7th and final book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, reaches stores. Transformers held steady at number two, dropping only 49% from the previous week (movies typically drop well over 50% after week one) and adding 36 million to its already fat pile of cash. Transformers now sits at 222.9 million and should become the 4th movie this summer to reach 300 million (assuming Order of the Phoenix doesn't do it first). more ›

When Harry Met a New Hermione...

When Harry Met a New Hermione...

Word is that 16-year-old Emma Watson, who's made her mark in Hollywood playing Harry Potter's galpal Hermione Granger, is sick of the role. She's balking at signing on for the last two Harry Potter movies. Matters probably didn't help much last week when a 20-something stalker approached Watson at school to chat about the films. According to a Guardian article: It seems to have been Grint [Ron Weasley] himself who sparked off the speculation... more ›

It's Super Bowl Saturday, What The Hell

It's Super Bowl Saturday, What The Hell

Quite a few of the other Gothamist sites have an occasional feature called Photo of the Day where they spotlight a superb photograph of their pitiful city. more ›

Harry Potter Bares All in Racy Photo Shoot

Harry Potter Bares All in Racy Photo Shoot

17-year-old actor Daniel Radcliffe has been stirring a media frenzy by participating in a nude photo shoot to promote his role in the London revival play "Equus". Radcliffe is most known for his breakout role as the main character of the Harry Potter series of films. The Tony award-winning play tells the story of a stable-hand who has an erotic obsession with horses and a psychiatrist who deals with treating him. In the photos,... more ›

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