For Radcliffe, the series’ conclusion signals not just the end of an era, but newfound creative freedom. Though he’s one of the wealthiest young actors of our time (estimating Radcliffe’s net worth is one of Forbes’ favorite pastimes—“they’re almost always off”), until recently, he hasn’t been able to spread his wings far beyond Harry’s world. A monogamist by nature, he’s been faithful to the young wizard, choosing only to test the waters in one non-Potter film (the 2007 romantic drama December Boys) since signing up for the part. “I kept saying to people, What am I going to do now? But soon after, I was on a plane reading the script for The Woman in Black,” he says of his new film, a supernatural thriller set in Victorian Britain. “I moved on very quickly.”

Source: Bullett

It is starting to look like football won’t be the only gripping competition this Superbowl weekend. Both Fox’s “Chronicle” and CBS Films’ “The Woman in Black” sat atop the domestic B.O. Friday.

Currently “Chronicle” is edging “Woman in Black” by a 4% margin, roughly $8.7 million to $8.3 million. Both films are now estimated to land in the $19 million to $21 million range, but because the drop off on Superbowl Sunday can vary appreciably, this frame is notoriously difficult to predict.
“Woman in Black” may claim the lead insiders predicted as 59% of its audience is female and 57% of its audience is under 25, a demographic least likely to be pulled away from theaters by the game, but it is too early and too close to say with certainty.

Open Road’s “The Grey” came in third with about $3.2 million, followed by Universal’s family fare “Big Miracle” with $2.3 million. Lionsgate’s “One for the Money” and Sony’s “Underworld Awakening” rounded out yesterday’s domestic B.O. tops, both with $1.7 million, bringing their cumes to $16.1 million and $50.5 million, respectively.

Source: Variety

Last Night Daniel was on Jay Leno so here’s the video’s thanks to Ryan.

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

He will also be on Ellen today a clip was posted, we’ll have more on that after 4pm PST.

Thanks to Ben for forwarding over the article. In the article Daniel talks about his alcoholism, Potter and what’s next.

Thankfully, Radcliffe expands. “My voice is going,” he croakily explains outside the New York studio where our exclusive cover shoot is taking place. “I’ve only got three weeks left on Broadway and I promised myself I wouldn’t miss a single show. I can’t risk talking for an hour and losing my voice completely. I don’t want to let anyone down.”

What have you got coming up next?
I’m shooting a film called Kill Your Darlings. I’ll be playing Allen Ginsberg.

Have you seen James Franco’s Ginsberg in Howl?
No. I like the fact he played him, though, because I’m slightly too handsome to play Ginsberg, but James Franco is way too f*cking handsome to play Ginsberg [laughs]. So if anybody tells me I don’t look right, I’ll be like, “Did you see Howl?”

Source: Shortlist

Here’s what’s new today, and it seems like the promoting of the Woman in Black never stops but I am kinda glad. He’s making up for everything he did on his How to Succeed run. I hope he’s been getting sleep at night the man must be tired after all this good thing he gets a vacation after this.

This Morning we had Live with Kelly where you can see the first twenty minutes below and CBS This Morning.

As for images and Magazines we got Attitude, Shortlist, Esquire and Cine Premiere. There’s also a new contest a fan fic writing contest from Movieline.

Attitude March Cover
Shortlist behind the scenes exclusive
Esquire Magazine UK
Cine Premiere.MX
Movieline Woman in Black Prize Pack