Red-carpet movie premieres are a time for glitz and glamour, haute couture and hair-sprayed up-dos, strutting and posing for all to see. Usually.
At Tuesday night's London premiere for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the celebs were probably wishing they'd arrived rocking head-to-toe rain gear - or at least that the organizers had opted for a tent.
They didn't just show up to see a movie, they wanted to live it -- and wear it. Some of the muggles came in maroon-striped scarves and school-uniform neckties; others.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - British boy wizard Harry Potter conjured his magic at box offices again, as the sixth film in the highly popular movie series earned a record $22.
"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the sixth installment in the ongoing series, hit theaters on Wednesday, breaking a midnight-screening record by taking in an astounding $20 million.
"Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince" conjured up $22.2 million in midnight ticket sales at 3,003 locations, according to Warner Bros., putting the popular.
"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" star Daniel Radcliffe talked to moviefone.com about how "awesome" it is that people think he's gay, Emma Watson's panties.
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