​Just as Harry Potter fans enjoy a good Butter Beer, Pumpkin Juice, and Bertie Botts Every Flavour Beans in real life, World of Warcraft (otherwise known as WoW) fans are in for a real treat. No, not a treat, a full meal, and several of them.
 
This is the year World of Warcraft hits the mainstream, as not only is the live-action Hollywood epic-fantasy film, Warcraft, hitting theatres June 19 and the latest expansion of the massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), Legion, dropping for PC on August 30, but come October 18, fans will be able to whip up fantastical medieval delicacies in their own homes thanks to the publication of World of Warcraft: The Official Cookbook by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel. 

I have been watching Eurovision Song Contest religiously since 2008 when my university housemates and I channel-surfed our way into it and WTF'd our heads off. It was a madcap journey, as if time had stopped and every other country's entrant thought they were at an all-ages primary school talent competition in the 70s.

What I'm saying is it was amazing.

Eurovision is underway! Semi-final 1 for 2016 has been and gone for European viewers (and the dedicated Australian Eurovision fanatics and Dami Army who were up and at 'em for the 5am Wednesday morning kick-off). Fear not though, Aussies, there is another chance to experience all the fun, if not live alongside Europe, you get to do it live with the rest of Australia tomorrow night!

Settle in from 7:30pm Friday for Eurovision 2016 semi-final 1, 7:30pm Saturday for semi-final 2 and the mega grand final on Sunday.

And it's the grand final we have to talk about, you guys. Because there is going to be a crazy awesome special guest.

When a horror movie character is being stalked through the woods, not sure where danger lurks, peering around tree trunks, sure to find themselves face-to-freaking-face with a ghost/demon/axe murderer/monster, why do we find that moment so scary, exactly? Why, as we watch, from the safety of our living rooms, have we stopped breathing, and our chests feel tight, and we're frankly freaking the fuck out before the scare even happens?

It's the music. It's the horrible, eerie music that builds and builds our trepidation and anticipation for that big, scary reveal which isn't actually as scary as the dread we felt leading up to it was.

Well there is a specific instrument that is responsible for all that dread you feel, responsible for making that dark house, those empty streets, those creepy-ass woods 100% terrifying.

The cat is out of the bag! During Saturday's halftime period of the FA Cup semifinal between Everton and Manchester United, the Doctor's all-important new assistant was announced!

Though the "summer" blockbuster movie season is actually during winter here in Australia, the movies Hollywood believe will be the biggest moneymakers hit cinemas when school is out and the Northern Hemisphere has the time for some entertainment and desire to get out of the heat for a couple of hours.

The 2016 blockbuster movie season will soon be upon us and competition looks fierce. There's no shortage of big, star-studded movies this year. Sure, there isn't an original concept in sight - everything is either a sequel, adaptation or reboot - but it doesn't mean they won't be epic.

Harry Potter fans have been eagerly anticipating this film for a long time now: a new installment into, not the Harry Potter series, but the Harry Potter universe, titled Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

Today, Warner Bros have just released to their YouTube channel a new teaser trailer which, if I'm like any other Harry Potter fan, will make them very happy indeed. 

Set well before the events of Harry Potter take place, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is based around Newt Scamander, the author of the Hogwarts textbook of the same name that the students studied from.

First released by J.K Rowling as a mini text book for Comic Relief, it's going to be wonderful to see Scamander encountering the creatures he writes about in a magical 1927 America.

Following the announcement of a legit, 100% bonafide Australian contender in Eurovision Song Contest 2016, there has been an even bigger, even more exciting announcement, regarding a new, er, vision altogether!

Introducing, Asiavision! Well, I mean, that's not its name (yet) but SBS, the Australian television station that has been broadcasting Eurovision for over 30 years, has teamed with Blink TV and are in serious talks about development of an Asian version of the famous song contest.

With the new season of Game of Thrones airing as of April 24th 2016, it's just over a month away! Is Jon Snow really dead? Will the White Walkers annihilate everybody? How will the Khaleesi and her dragons get out of this one? Who will live? But more importantly, which others of your favourite characters will die, and just how incredibly brutal will it be?

The show creators provided Entertainment Weekly with on-set photography to whet our appetites and frankly drive fans crazy with speculation.

Check out a sampling below.

When fandoms collide.

Cumberbitches and Hiddlestoners get excited. All your shipping dreams are coming true.

Rumours are swirling around the internet that a certain British stud, Tom Hiddleston, known most for his brilliant portrayal of the decidedly villainous Loki in the Avengers franchise may be joining the other big British stud, Benedict Cumberbatch, in season 4 of his hit London detective show, Sherlock.

​Fans be going off like: