Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) is the fourth part of the blockbuster movie franchise and is available to watch and stream online. Hogwarts’ inter-school Triwizard Tournament welcomes ...

Ads for Warner Bros.’ “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” which opens Nov. 18, carry the tagline “Everything is about to change” — but, in fact, things have already changed. After the first three ...

Photos from the set of HBO's new 'Harry Potter' series have been released as the cast films in Hertfordshire, England. Stars ...

The fourth school year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is just around the corner. But before getting back to plants, spells and howling ghosts, Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe), Hermione ...

Faster than a turbo-powered broomstick, it's time for Harry Potter to fly off the shelves. Bookstores across Britain flung open their doors at a minute past midnight to admit hordes of would-be ...

The new year brings the promise of a new best seller, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, due to arrive on bookshelves soon. Along with Muggles and magic, this installment features a morbid ...

1990 During the most lucrative train commute ever, J.K. Rowling dreams up Harry’s character while traveling from Manchester to London. SEPT. 1, 1998 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone hits the U.S.

Chris Columbus has directed some of the most enduring blockbusters of all time, from “Mrs. Doubtfire” and the “Home Alone” films to the first two “Harry Potter” movies. But even with those movies ...

TWO CHARACTERS will die in the seventh and final Harry Potter book – and one of them might be the young wizard himself. Author J. K. Rowling told a British TV show yesterday she can’t bear the thought ...

This is in response to “She wants Harry Potter to disappear; Mom seeks school ban on `harmful’ books” (News, Oct. 5). When presenting a case, either in front of a committee or a court, one should ...

This column was written by CBS News Early Show Co-Anchor Harry Smith. The new Harry Potter book comes out tonight at midnight. How on earth the people at U.S. publisher Scholastic kept it under wraps ...