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JK Rowling sues former assistant for £24,000
Her former PA allegedly went on excessive spending sprees over a three-year period.
Johnny Depp Sues U.K. Tabloid for Defamation Over Story Slamming Him and J.K. Rowling
Johnny Depp Sues U.K. Sun for Libel
J K Rowling shimmers in sequins at Fantastic Beasts premiere
For avid Harry Potter fans, the wait is finally over as Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them premiered in London yesterday.
- Ryan Leston
J K Rowling Reveals What She Told Alan Rickman About Snape
Alan Rickman once revealed that ‘Harry Potter’ author J K Rowling shared “one tiny, little, left of field piece of information” which shaped his performance as Professor Severus Snape. Apparently, it helped Rickman to realise that there was more to Snape than a mere textbook villain. After the death of Alan Rickman last week, the author herself answered some questions about Rickman’s performance on Twitter… and revealed to one fan exactly what it is that she said to him.
The Perfect Ten: Why a Harry Potter MMO makes sense
The idea of a Harry Potter MMO is hardly a new one at this point -- we've even speculated on it around Massively for years now. Rumors and wishful thinking have brought up this hypothetical MMO time and again, and for good reason: It simply makes sense. In fact, the more you think about it, the more surprising it is that we haven't heard official word of a Harry Potter MMO by now. After doing some poking around, the most likely suspects to take on this project would either be Warner Bros. (which owns the rights to the franchise) or Electronic Arts (which purchased a license from WB to make the movie video games). Both companies have MMO studios at their command -- Turbine, BioWare, Mythic -- and both have the resources to make it happen. So why does Harry Potter make perfect sense for MMO-adaptation? Hit the jump and I'll run you down the top 10 reasons! And if you post a positive comment after this column, I'll add five points to the house of your choice (go Hufflepuff!).