It's been almost two weeks since the Potter community came together with others online to raise money for the relief effort in Haiti. Since then, Helping Haiti Heal has raised close to $97,000 thanks to all of your incredible efforts! If we get to the $105,000 mark, Partners in Health will name the three full cargo planes we funded after Harry, Ron, and Hermione. This morning J.K. Rowling has passed along a message, specifically to all of you: ...

Movieline.com has disclosed a new list of the top grossing actors of 2009. The article notes Dan Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint all individually out-earned actor George Clooney. On Rupert and Emma: "The young actors each took home $30 million for the two-part franchise finale Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." On Dan: The Potter star made $40 million for Hallows. Has there been a more radically life-changing casting of an unknown? Maybe Al Pacino in The Godfather? Help me understand.
Source: MuggleNet

Nikki Finke and The Hollywood Reporter - two very reliable sources in the movie industry - are both reporting Warner Brothers has confirmed its plans to make Deathly Hallows, Part 1 a 3D film. Word about Warner Brothers considering 3D for most of its 2010 films first surfaced last week. From Nikki Finke: Additional titles in 2010 that will be released in 3D (in addition to 2D) include Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (July), Guardians of Ga’Hoole (September), and Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows, Part 1 (November) -- and I'm told Part II as well at a later date
Source: MuggleNet

Universal Studios have today sent out an official image of Hogwarts castle at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida - with fansites getting a sneak peek at this, before it is shown by the media at large. The picture can be seen here. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter open in Spring 2010 only at Universal Orlando Resort, and will feature multiple themed attractions, shops and a restaurant.
Source: snitchseeker

The game offers two modes of play: single player and multiplayer. The single player lacks any JK Rowling-inspired plot, instead merely allowing you to practice your spell-casting to increase your accuracy score.
If you happen to be hanging out with another iPhone-wielding, Harry Potter-loving friend, you can use Bluetooth to duel each other.
Or you can hop online with Wi-Fi and duel other players around the world...