"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling has become a vocal, anti-trans women's rights advocate in recent years — and many of the stars of her movie and soon-to-be-TV franchise have spoken out in kind. At this point,

Transphobic billionaire Harry Potter author JK Rowling issued an exceedingly rare statement of support for transgender adults and gender-affirming care yesterday. Regardless, her comment doesn’t make up for her continued anti-trans activism.

JK Rowling, known as the brains behind the beloved Harry Potter franchise, has shared a touching tribute to honor Dolly Parton following her death, but it has brutally backfired

"While rejoicing, spare a thought for the fact that unless you're hit by lightning or sucked into a hay baler, nobody will ever know you lived." Shortly after the writer called the online troll out, their account appeared to be suspended. One person wrote:

J.K. Rowling's parents never received a college education, she lived for years with government assistance as a single mother, and overcame a dozen rejections from publishers to become, almost overnight,

A national newspaper has apologised to JK Rowling after describing her as a holocaust denier.The Metro issued the statement after the claim appeared in a story relating to the new Harry Potter

Transphobic billionaire Harry Potter author JK Rowling compared herself to convicted rapist and championship boxer Mike Tyson while threatening critics who dare to publicly criticize her on social media.

Tributes flooded in from across the entertainment world, including from Jane Fonda, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney and Billy Joel.

Rowling called Harry Potter actor David Tennant and people like him the "gender Taliban" in a post on X after he spoke out at the British LGBT Awards, where he called transgender critics "a tiny bunch of little whinging f*ckers who are on the wrong side of history, and they'll all go away soon" and said they are on the "wrong side of history."