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In keeping with the excitement of the upcoming Harry Potter weekend, check out these photos of the Harry Potter cast all the way back from the first premiere to the newest celebration of Deathly Hallows - Part II. Our vote for "most changed" goes to Neville Longbottom (Matthew Lewis)....what say you? Daniel Radcliffe Here's wee little Daniel Radcliffe at the London premiere of the Philosopher's Stone. Look how giddy he is! And here he is at the London Premiere for Deathly Hallows Part 2.

Rupert Grint

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Emma Watson

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The Trio with J.K. Rowling

James and Oliver Phelps

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Tom Felton

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Matthew Lewis

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Bonnie Wright

Bonnie wasn't at the Sorcerer's Stone premiere in London, but her first premiere was for Chamber of Secrets. Deathly Hallows London Premiere

Evanna Lynch

Evanna didn't join the cast until Order Of The Phoenix (2007), but her transformation is still amazing too. Deathly Hallows London Premiere

Fan worldwide are anxiously awaiting the premier of True Blood this Sunday. Today, Alexander Skarsgard (Eric Northman opens up about the upcoming season, some behind the scenes secrets, and his co-stars... Playing the smoking hot vampire Eric Northman is humbling, to say the least, for Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgard. So to say that he’s used to the adoration from female fans of True Blood, the subject of this week’s Entertainment Weekly cover story, would be a bit of an understatement. (For proof, consider this little detail that EW dug up from Charlaine Harris, the author of the extremely popular Sookie Stackhouse novels that serve as the inspiration for True Blood: She says that fans often ask her to autograph the tomes to “Mrs. Alexander Skarsgard.”) “I’ll never get used to that,” Skarsgard said of his googly-eyed fanbase. “It’s just very, very humbling and flattering. The character Eric means so much to me and I’m having so much fun playing him. Of course it means a lot when you meet fans and you can actually tell there are people out there who really do care about the character. It means something to you, then. That’s kind of why you do this whole thing.” Eric fans could have plenty to salivate over this season, which begins June 26 on HBO. This year, True Blood is inspired by book four of the Stackhouse series, Dead to the World, which features a steamy shower scene between Sookie and the tall, light and handsome vamp. Unfortunately, Skargard isn’t in the mood to kiss and tell. He will say, however, that sex this year is, um, a little more down to earth. “I did some crazy stuff last year. I almost had sex with a Greek man and I was covered in his goo. Everything from here on is pretty childish. Everything’s quite innocent.” Hat top to EW.com!

Next time you play Scrabble, grab the official Collins Dictionary so you can outmaneuver your friends with words like "webzine", "darknet" and "grrl". Be prepared, though, as those non-techies across from you may win with the dreaded "Facebook". Tech-savvy Scrabble players should be happy as the editors of the Collins Dictionary for Scrabble recently added 3,000 new words which include a mix of slang, technical jargon and current colloquialisms. As expected, this change is getting mixed reactions with some Scrabble players welcoming the update and other bemoaning the declining state of the English language. North American Scrabble players starting to get in a huff need to relax as this change only applies to the Collins dictionary which is used by Scrabble players in English-speaking countries outside North America. North America still uses the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary which is stripped of any offensive words and is as dry and boring as ever. Via [The Scotsman] & [Gizmodo]