Am I the only one who always thought that the magic spells in Harry Potter seemed a bit easy? Give a kid a wand, teach her how to wave it, make sure she can properly pronounce a few words of Latin, ...

There’s a lot to unpack in this story of a real-life wand maker invoking the Twitter ire of Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling. First things first: There’s a man in West Yorkshire, England who believes ...

The evil Lord Voldemort wanted to make it so that only authentic, pure-bred wizards could harness the power of magic while lesser Muggles and Mudbloods would be persecuted. The man who runs a "real" ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Harry Potter-branded stores and theme parks around the world overflow with replica wands fans can buy in order to feel more like ...

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Author J.K. Rowling blasted a store owner who refused to sell wands to Harry Potter fans because they aren’t “real wizards.” Richard Carter, who owns the Mystical Moments shop in Huddersfield, England ...

If you’ve ever wanted to swing a magic wand around and make things happen (besides encouraging the cool kids to give you a swirly, that is), here’s your chance. A new game on Kickstarter called ...

The wand selects the wizard at Ollivanders, maker of fine wands since 382 BC. The latest models at Ollivanders, on the grounds of Universal Orlando Resort, create Harry Potter-like magic throughout ...

Offering fans a chance to "become a real wizard," a Kickstarter project plans to make and distribute a smartphone-compatible Maguss Wand that lets users play games and cast "spells" like Harry Potter.