It's not every day that fanart replicates Michelangelo's Pieta with a stirring tribute to Snape and Lily.

Either Harry Potter drank a bad Polyjuice potion, or it's the first look at Daniel Radcliffe's new movie Horns. Yeah, it's probably the second one.

Based on the book by Joe Hill, Horns stars Radcliffe as a guy falsely accused of killing his girlfriend, and a mysterious set of sprouting horns add injury to insult.

What do you think? Cool? Weird? Ten points from Gryffindor?

Little Eli is a lucky boy wizard: He got the only birthday cake to be made with 100 percent real magic.

If Barack Obama is a person you'd like to re-elect this November, then ditch the "official" campaign slogans for something a little more fandom-specific at NerdsForObama.org.

Harry Potter, Firefly, and Game of Thrones also represent.

It's finally here: the 31-disc, limited edition, $350 dollar Harry Potter Wizard's Collection has arrived and may be purchased on Amazon, for those of you with a vault full of galleons to spend.

It's full of cool knick-knacks and oddities for Potter fans, but there are complaints about the lack of extended editions. For many, this exclusion is a real Avada Kedavra to the heart.

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This irresistible design from RIPT Apparel combines two of the most loved franchises in recent memory: Harry Potter and The Legend of Zelda. All that time in Potions class pays off when he's low on hearts.

Remember, after today it's gone forever.

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Better than parking in the Whomping Willow, but still. Ten points from Griffindor.

In other wizard news, the demo for Harry Potter Kinect drops today, if you feel up to some full-body Xbox spellcasting.

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