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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s life change is a little more than clear than ever.

Jessie Cave didn’t dress up her decision to get plastic surgery. The actress, best known for playing Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter films, said her recent breast augmentation was a “business decision”—one funded by the subscribers to her increasingly lucrative OnlyFans account.

’90s kids know well that, years before they started to be made into movies, the Harry Potter books were creating absolute pandemonium when they were released, with kids (and their generous parents) waiting for hours in line for the midnight releases at the height of their popularity—something that is more often associated with gaming systems,…

While he and Amber Mozo had a wedding on the finale of his Netflix series Let’s Marry Harry,the reality star addressed rumors that their union is not legally binding.

The English actor, 36, will play Hogwarts professor Gilderoy Lockhart – who was portrayed by Sir Kenneth Branagh in the films.

There’s a particular kind of devotion that only certain fictional worlds seem to inspire, the kind where fans will show up to a real beach in Wales to leave painted stones at the spot where a fictional character died. That’s exactly what’s been happening at Freshwater West beach for years, and it recently reached a…

The Harry Potter alum—who portrayed Lavender Brown in the franchise’s final three films—revealed she made £15,000 after just one day of posting content on the platform.

Shannon Elizabeth opens up about joining OnlyFans, exploring boundaries and finding empowerment during a major life transition.

There’s a specific kind of Harry Potter nostalgia that hits when you see the scarlet steam engine: not plot, not lore, but the feeling of being on the edge of a new life. Platform 9¾ is basically a shorthand for “I wish I could start over, but make it magical.”

There is a specific kind of joy Harry Potter fandom never really outgrows: picking a Hogwarts house, arguing about it with friends, and collecting anything that lets you wear that identity in public. That behaviour is exactly what makes licensed “limited-time” food and drink collabs feel bigger than they are. They turn a normal purchase…