Paul DeGeorge loves Harry Potter. Well, everybody loves Harry. But Paul DeGeorge loves him so much that he started writing songs about Harry Potter. So much that he started writing songs as Harry ...

A 1-ton boulder known as the “Wizard Rock” has mysteriously vanished from a national forest in Arizona. The popular landmark, described as “a beautiful black boulder with white quartz running through ...

PRESCOTT, Ariz. - A well-known boulder called Wizard Rock was taken from the Prescott National Forest two weeks ago, and now the Forest Service is looking for who is responsible and why. "I can only ...

Paul DeGeorge was 26 when he quit his day job. He gave up a full salary, benefits and stock options to write songs about Harry Potter -- to tour and produce wizard rock full time. Back in 2000, ...

Post-Standard: Wizard rock bands rising: Three Cicero-North Syracuse High School juniors founded the rock band Kingsley and the Shacklebolts, inspired by the Harry Potter book series. They're playing ...

With sounds echoing the DIY punk scene, mixing a certain raw musicality with humor, book references, and splashy stage performances, Wizard Rock — or Wrock as seasoned fans know it — fueled the Harry ...

One morning in 2010, a long-awaited piece of mail arrived at Deanna Martinez Neidlinger's home in Tacoma, Washington. It wasn't a Hogwarts letter, but for her three children – aged three, six and nine ...

This weekend's wizard wrock concert at the North Shelby Library drew in nearly 100 enthusiastic Harry Potter fans. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was certainly an entertaining experience. I ...

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, AZ — Prescott National Forest’s famous giant boulder went missing several weeks ago, but it reappeared overnight. Local residents reported the famous one-ton boulder missing ...

"I think it is not necessarily the specific nature of wizard rock but the message -- get out and read -- that has the potential to be a permanent key in music of this nature." Guild noted that Harry ...

Someone — or more likely several people — stole a picturesque boulder known as Wizard Rock from along a roadside near Prescott, Arizona, about two weeks ago. And there's a good chance the theft ...