Harry Potter author JK Rowling has finally reacted after one of the new stars of the upcoming HBO reboot, Paapa Essiedu, signed an open letter in support of trans rights in the UK. The Scottish author ...

Harry Potter die-hards have been reminiscing and contrasting the Potter cast's early appearances with how they look now and one thing is very clear, On TikTok, an account named Harry Potter Lore ...

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The Harry Potter TV show will debut on HBO in 2026 or 2027, remaking the iconic books-turned-movies for the small screen. Reigniting the magic on one of the best streaming services is a gargantuan ...

Harry Potter enthusiasts have been reminiscing about the stars of the beloved film series and where they are today as the world celebrates International Harry Potter Day (May 2). International ...

Several “Harry Potter” actors have signed an open letter pledging to stand in “solidarity” with the transgender community – even despite author J.K. Rowling’s outspoken and “anti ...

The Harry Potter author, 59, who has been outspoken on gender issues, supported the ruling, which said that the terms "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act refer to a biological woman and ...

Paapa Essiedu, one of the stars of the new Harry Potter series, is among the hundreds of TV and film professionals who have signed an open letter calling for industry action on trans rights.

Ever since the Harry Potter reboot, which has JK Rowling as an executive producer, was announced there has been strong backlash from the trans community and allies clarifying that supporting the ...

The star of HBO's Harry Potter reboot has turned on JK Rowling in a letter standing 'in solidarity' with members of the LGBT+ community 'impacted' by the Supreme Court gender ruling. Paapa ...

"Harry Potter" creator JK Rowling recently celebrated the U.K. Supreme Court ruling that defined gender by biological sex. “We the undersigned film and television professionals stand in ...