Harry Potter is set for a comeback with HBO's new TV series. But does the magic still hold for the generation that grew up with the books and the films? Aishwarya Khosla revisits her childhood favourite.

Tom Felton says he's not really "attuned" to J.K. Rowling's controversial trans comments as he attends the Tony Awards in New York on Sunday. The actor was asked if Rowling sharing her views online about the transgender community affected his decision to join Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

After more than 20 years, Tom Felton thought the Wizarding World of “Harry Potter” might be out of magic by now. But instead, the actor finds himself set to reprise the role of Draco Malfoy on ...

As if by magic, three children’s lives were transformed rather drastically this week. The long-awaited unveiling of the trio of young thespians who will play Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger in the HBO drama series came Tuesday.

It’s been years since the golden trio walked out of Hogwarts and into cinematic history, and yet, for an entire generation, the Harry Potter kids still live rent-free in their heads.

Photo by Roberto Gonzalez Magic has always been a family affair for illusionist Drew Thomas. “Like a lot of kids, I found it fascinating and fun. I always knew I wanted to perform magic,” he says. Thomas began engineering his own tricks at an early age (with inspiration from a magician’s hat his mother had given him) and later