I’ve been cleaning up the site a bit. I redesigned the press archive to be a bit more user friendly option. No more going from page to page just drop down each year and select your article. Also there was a glitch with icon archive its been fixed sadly no more accordion style layout, but no more image glitches. I did a few color changes to certain pages to match the theme too.

Rearranged a few things and fixed missing files on some of the pages.

On the Birthday Project we haven’t gotten many submission in fact hardly any at all only two submissions were sent. It gets harder every year to do this and I cannot do this without you. In order to have a project we need people to participate. If you have any other things to add they will be welcomed.

New Wallpaper added you can find it here. The picture i used was from 2017 back when I colorized it for an icon..

The book is being sold by the vendor who obtained the signature as a girl when she was on set as an extra during the filming of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in 2001. Filming took place at Goathland, North Yorkshire, the location for the fictional village of Hogsmeade. Verity, the consignor, was invited to be an extra as she had been undergoing chemotherapy treatment for leukaemia at the time.

Among the signatures that she collected on set were from Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Emma Watson (Hermione Grainger), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid), Chris Columbus (director) who wrote ‘Believe in magic’ and Roy Button (managing director of Warner Bros Productions). Verity was also invited to Leavesden Studios to visit the studio sets including Diagon Alley and the Great Hall in Hogwarts. The letter of invite signed by Button is included in the lot.

The book and associated documents will be offered with an estimate of £300-500 in the auction house’s TV & Film sale on June 26.

Update: Book has sold for £2600 via Vectis

New magazine scans from Sorted and Cosmopolitan Magazine. Thanks to Susanne for the scans of Cosmopolitan Germany and the translation of the interview. You can read it down below

MAGAZINES > SORTED

MAGAZINES > COSMOPOLITAN (GERMANY)