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MSN has some fantastic character promo posters from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Only 112 days til July 17!

A watchable copy of the Regal First Look/International Featurette has finally popped up on teh internets. Woot!

In other Potter news, The Leaky Cauldron is reporting that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two will be released on July 15, 2011. Part one will hit the big screen on November 19, 2010.

And, finally, Harry Potter: The Exhibition opens at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry on April 30. Tickets are on sale now!

This is airing tonight on MTV’s Spoilers program. (via)

You can watch all the Spoilers segments on MTV.com.

The movie posters for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince have finally made it on to the internet — and look pretty damn cool. Is it July 17 yet?

The BBC is reporting that the set where stuntman David Holmes was seriously injured last month has been reopened, two weeks before the filming of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows begins.

Finally, The Deathly Hallows was the most borrowed book from UK libraries last year. 

It will apparently be attached to Twilight. You can see it here in a multitude of formats. Run, don’t walk!

This is the ‘international teaser trailer’ but it’s pretty chock-full for a teaser! Enjoy!

Steve Sansweet gets quoted in a story on the Harry Potter fans miffed at the Half-Blood Prince delay.

Some think the outsized reaction could actually be a boon for the studio. Steve Sansweet, who runs fan relations for George Lucas’s Lucasfilm Ltd., says “Warner Bros. should be delighted. Sure, they have a problem on their hands, but they are also seeing the passion of their fans. The real problem comes when you have fans that don’t give a damn.”

Granted, the quoted Potterheads are certainly on the raging, ranty, please-calm-down end of the spectrum, but Steve has a point. Just, uh, refrain from sticking your hands between the bars.

Daniel Radcliffe going the full monty on Broadway in Equus was not the reason for the postponement of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. At least according to a statement from Warner Bros. President and Chief Operating Officer Alan Horn. Whatever the reason, it still stinks.

Talk of JadeCon: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince has been pushed back from November to July 2009. Rach pretty much summed it up. (See headline.)

Yes, yes, we’re still going to The Clone Wars.