A new show at Melbourne Museum melds the wonder of the real with the make-believe and explores the relationship between the two.
Regardless of the game’s content,it’s unavoidably tied to an author who has gained international notoriety as an anti-trans figure.
Hogwarts Legacy has had strong reviews,but the way its developers have responded to JK Rowling’s controversial comments on the trans community has sparked controversy.
As the entertainment world paid tribute to British stage and screen legend Leslie Phillips,the only West Australian to have acted with Phillips in London’s West End paid her respects too.
The baby-faced comedian and character actor whose hundreds of roles included a crime-solving psychologist and a gentle half-giant is being remembered.
The Booker Prize-winning author died “suddenly yet peacefully” aged 70,according to her publisher.
The idea that you must choose between parenthood and acting is dispelled by Lucy Goleby,who plays Ginny Potter in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
Take the proceeds straight to Gringotts:Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe used this apartment as a base when he was filming,but offloaded it in a $2 million-plus deal.
Sean McConville left a high-flying corporate job to open a unique store specialising in second-hand and retired Lego,where anyone is welcome to haul in their old bricks.
The sport inspired by the wizarding game in the Harry Potter books has changed its name in part due to author J.K. Rowling’s views on transgender issues.
The reimagined production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child puts the Melbourne cast through its paces.