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J.K. Rowling Felt ‘Quite Sentimental’ Going Back to Hogwarts in New Teaser Feature

The sequel to the first Fantastic Beasts film will be set among more of the iconic places from the Harry Potter world than were in the first film – including Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. To celebrate heading Back to Hogwarts, Warner Bros. has released a behind-the-scenes teaser video with commentary from the stars of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.

“I loved going back to Hogwarts. Of course, I did,” creator and screenwriter J.K. Rowling said. “It looks very familiar to anyone who saw the Potter movies. But, obviously, the teaching staff are different.”

“Those names, the stories, the histories, that sit in the back of our mind from the Potter series begin to weave their way into Beasts,” Eddie Redmayne said.

How Adventure Time Inspired a New Generation of Creators

Adventure Time is embarking on its final quest on September 3, with the fate of Candy Kingdom hanging in the balance.

To commemorate Jake and Finn’s fantastical journey, IGN has an exclusive clip from the upcoming Adventure Time: The Final Seasons DVD, which goes on sale September 4 and includes every episode from Seasons 8, 9 and 10 in addition to a behind-the-scenes featurette, animatics and song demos from the last run of episodes.

Looking back at the legacy of Adventure Time, it’s impressive to realize how many of the artists, writers and producers who worked on the series went on to create their own shows because of the lessons they learned in the Land of Ooo. In the exclusive video below, Summer Camp Island creator Julia Pott, Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar, and OK KO! Let’s Be Heroes creator Ian Jones-Quarty and co-EP Toby Jones reminisce about the impact the series had on them along with executive producer Adam Muto and voice artist Ashly Burch.

Check Out Fortnite’s Awesomely Detailed PAX Mini-Golf Course

After building a theme park at Gamescom 2018, Epic Games’ Fortnite has opted for a bit of sport for its PAX West 2018 showing – namely, a tough, detailed mini-golf course.

IGN’s intrepid golfers hit the Lazy links at PAX for nine holes of Fortnite-inspired mini-golf. Check out dozens of photos of the golf course below to see the tricky shots we had to make to keep somewhat around par.

For more on Fortnite, stay tuned to our in-depth video tour of the golf course, and make sure you check out the details on the latest announced Fortnite event, High Stakes.

The Top 10 Movies at the Summer 2018 Domestic Box Office

With Labor Day upon us and summer coming to a close, let’s look back at how Hollywood fared at the North American box office this past season. Disney had four of the Top 10 movies released at the domestic box office this summer, with Avengers: Infinity War leading the pack with $678.7 million.

It’s been a matter of debate, however, whether Infinity War even counts as a summer movie since Disney bumped its release from May 4th to April 27th. In the past, a film released on the last weekend in April was a spring release, but Hollywood continues to blur the lines between actual seasons and “movie” seasons. If we were being strict about the actual definition of “summer” then only movies released between June 21 and September 22, 2018, would count as summer movies. But Hollywood doesn’t do that. And since IGN included Infinity War in its summer movie preview, we’re going to keep it defined as one for the purposes of this box office wrap-up.

Best Comedy Movies on Netflix Right Now (September 2018)

Does it feel like you’re living the same day over and over and over and over again? Have you recently been, or do you plan on being, transformed into a llama? Do you feel like you should just go home; are you too good for your home?! Well then great, because there are a bunch of good comedies to choose from on Netflix…

Everybody needs to laugh, but sometimes your options are limited. While a service like Netflix seems to be flooded with comedy movies, it’s not always clear what comedies are funny and what will flat-out ruin your evening. And that’s where we come in with our monthly updates on the best new movies on Netflix.

We’ve scoured the vast expanse of the service and come back with our picks for the best comedy movies on Netflix right now, including many of the top recent comedies from 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2015, as well as many of the all-time greatest classics. Some of these movies are silly, some of these movies are dark. Some of them are fun for the whole family, some make more sense for a drunken evening hanging out with your pals. No matter the case, these new releases in comedies that are on Netflix right now prove that the genre is a big and broad one and there’s something for everyone! So read on for the hottest and funniest new comedy movies on Netflix!

Marvel Reveals Hidden Connection Between Wolverine and Venom

This week Marvel revealed that Wolverine and Venom have a history going back much further than anyone realized.

Warning: this article contains spoilers for Web of Venom: Ve’Nam #1!

Web of Venom: Ve’Nam is a spinoff of the current Venom comic, one that delves deeper into Venom’s newly expanded mythology. Recently, Eddie Brock learned that his symbiote wasn’t the first to arrive on Earth. The US military created an entire team of symbiote-powered super-soldiers during the Vietnam War. This issue sheds a bit more light on the history of this ill-fated team.

The Conners: First On-Set Photo of the Roseanne Spinoff Released

ABC has released the first on-set photo of the cast at what appears to be the first table read for the Roseanne spinoff, The Conners, which will not be featuring Roseanne Barr.

Revealed via The Conners Twitter account, the picture was tweeted with the words “#TheConners: Day 1” and features, from left to right: Sara Gilbert, Jayden Rey, Michael Fishman, Ames McNamara, John Goodman, Laurie Metcalf, Lecy Goranson, and Emma Kenney.

One of Dota’s Weirdest Heroes Is Becoming One of Artifacts Craziest Cards

Not all existing Dota 2 heroes are guaranteed to make it into Valve’s next game, Artifact, but this crafty Geomancer, Meepo, is confirmed to get a card counterpart, and IGN has the first details on his cards.

In Artifact, almost every known hero card has either a passive or active ability and a signature spell card. Meepo is unique in that his card has both an active and a passive. His active ability, Poof, allows Meepo to move to an allied Meepos lane and deal 2 damage to his new enemy neighbors. His passive or “continuous effect” ability, United We Fall, requires that if Meepo dies, allied Meepos in other lanes die too.

Like in Dota 2, Meepo’s signature spell allows him to summon another Meepo. You can see the spell card and the art for other Meepo in the slideshow below. Each hero comes with three copies of their signature spell card, so there’s potential to have four Meepos across the board at once.