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Sipping Butterbeer in Hogwarts robes: Potterheads live the ultimate fantasy in New York SECTIONS Last Updated: Jun 04, 2021, 05:30 PM IST Share AFP The flagship store was due to open last summer but was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Related NEW YORK: Wearing Hogwarts robes and witches hats, hundreds of Potterheads sipped Butterbeer and posed for photos in Hagrids giant shoes as New Yorks long-awaited Harry Potter store, the biggest in the world, opened Thursday. Fans of the boy ...

A first edition of Newtons book sold at auction for $3.7 million in 2016.

Gryffindor fans, rejoice! Harry Potters wand can be yours at just $10K SECTIONS Last Updated: Mar 12, 2021, 05:30 PM IST Share AFP Daniel Radcliffes Harry Potter wand from Harry Potter and The Gobelet of Fire (L) and Alan Rickmans Professor Severus Snape wand from Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban are seen at the preview. Related LOS ANGELES: A prototype of the terrifying monster from "Alien," a mobsters three-piece suit worn by Al Pacino in "Scarface" and Harry Potters wand are among 80...

Contrary to popular belief, bijoux-ed necks aren’t a new phenomenon in India. Indian royalty, comprising folx from across the gender spectrum, would flaunt gems bigger than the size of their fists as a part of their everyday ensembles – much like how your annoying colleague has been flaunting that newly copped Apple watch in Zoom meetings. They’d commission one-of-a-kind pieces to jewellers across continents, with Cartier being a favourite among many royal households, to have and to hold,...

Having witnessed “impressive bidding”, the artwork was eventually purchased by renowned art collector Manoj Israni. It was the highest price achieved in the sale. According to AstaGuru, the portrait showcasing Egan, a Hungarian army doctor in his uniform, garnered noticeable traction since the theme intertwined with the artists personal life and had emotional sentiments attached to it. “They shared a spiritual bond, which inspired her to capture his presence in glory,” the auction house...

By James Tarmy During a lovely spring week in May 2019, in what now feels like the halcyon days of pre-Covid life, seven paintings and three sculptures sold for a brisk $605 million. Flash forward to this year, when it took 12 months and a 67-million-year-old dinosaur to amass top 10 results that still only managed to total $408 million. To be clear: The top of the auction market is never a great indicator of how the art market is doing; it’s like trying to gauge the strength of the U.S. car ...