The film studio has their eyes on bringing Hogwarts back to the silver screen for a whole new adventure.
The author explained how one pivotal scene at the end of the series meant she had to keep Hagrid alive til the very end.
The Harry Potter author hit back at one social media user.
Gamers are threatening to boycott the new Harry Potter game Hogwarts Legacy over an 'antisemitism' row.
JK Rowling’s latest novel involves a storyline about a woman who is stabbed to death after facing transphobia accusations
The trio were cast for the first Harry Potter film in 2000
Daniel Radcliffe has one condition for returning to Harry Potter
The Satanic Verses author was stabbed while on stage on New York
It comes after Harry Potter star Tom Felton was blocked from answering a question about the author
The actor, best known for his role as Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise, was being interviewed by Sky News at the time
JK Rowling was tricked into thinking she was taking part in a Zoom call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy by Russian pranksters
A first edition copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is set to sell at auction for over £200,000
The new content could come about following the merger between Warner Bros. and Discovery
A transgender author has faced a mixed response to killing off JK Rowling in their latest book
The Harry Potter author made clear which side she was on in Putin's war against Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has cited JK Rowling as 'proof' that the West likes to 'cancel' people.
The Harry Potter creator, who's been criticised for her views on trans people, is no stranger to backlash
The Harry Potter author found herself in hot water with Vaush after making some controversial claims on Twitter
JK Rowling criticises amendments to the Gender Recognition Reform Bill in Scotland
JK Rowling's controversial views led the University of Chester to place a trigger warning on a Harry Potter book
The Lucius Malfoy actor said he did not want to get into a debate about Rowling's views on trans rights.
<p>Police investigating the alleged doxing of JK Rowling’s address by trans rights activists have said that there was ‘no criminality’ in their actions. In a statement issued on Monday, January 17, Police Scotland confirmed that they would not be bringing charges against the three activists, who in a since-deleted post shared images of themselves stood <a href="https://www.unilad.co.uk/celebrity/jk-rowling-trans-activists-tweet-against-author-not-criminal-police-say/" title="Read more" >…</a></p>