J.K. Rowling's new trans issues essay targets eight groups she says have eroded women's rights.

Two new Harry Potter books are officially on the way, with publisher Bloomsbury expanding its collection of illustrated guides to the wizarding world. Professor McGonagall and Fred and George Weasley will both arrive on February 23, 2027, continuing the Pocket Potters series launched in 2025.

J.K. Rowling says those objecting to a black Hermione in the new Harry Potter play are a “bunch of racists.” Following online criticism of the casting, the author hit back, sa

The BBC is set to broadcast a two-part docuseries about "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling. Produced by Rogan Scotland ("Becoming Frida Kahlo"), it will trace her "dramatic rise, cultural influence and contested legacy,

“No cultural history of Britain in the 21st century would be complete without the story of the boy wizard that J.K. Rowling created, the publishing and film-making phenomenon that she spawned, or the polarizing public figure she has become.”

In a new essay, she spins a fantasy of trans rights advocacy as an attack on the supposed values of the working class.

They write bestselling novels, champion political causes and command huge audiences. But must every conviction become another public statement?

J.K. Rowling revisits her controversial 2020 essay in a new October 21 statement, discussing her views on transgender rights, legal activism and women's rights.

A controversial documentary about Harry Potter authoress J.K. Rowling is in the works and it will likely be highly controversial!

J.K. Rowling has returned to one of the most divisive debates surrounding her public life. The Harry Potter author published a new essay defending her long-held views on sex and gender. This time,

J.K. Rowling explains why she believes some men oppose female-only spaces, reigniting debate over transgender rights, women’s privacy and sex-based protections.