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On a new podcast produced by Bari Weiss' media company, Rowling shrugs off the concerns of fans

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More remarkable still: They were able to secure permission from J.K. Rowling and Warner Brothers

Kate Moss still wanted by U.K. police. "Lost" cast lauded. Plus: Jude Law's Christmas plans.

Big Bird has some company

Has "Harry Potter" – depicting a shallow, antiquated and dangerous idea of queer people – finally lost its magic?

Putin referenced the "Harry Potter" author and like her creation, Voldemort, she appeared

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Updated: New "online reading experience" will be open to all in October