Molly Weasley’s Deadly Secret Spell: How She Killed Bellatrix Without Avada Kedavra

The fight between Molly and Bellatrix towards the end of the Battle of Hogwarts serves to highlight the stark contrast between Molly’s nurturing maternal love and Bellatrix’s fanatical brutality. This encounter, however, has sparked discussions about the specific spell that Molly employs to slay Bellatrix, as it does not appear to be the well-known killing curse of Avada Kedavra. The magical universe in the Harry Potter series has raised concerns due to inconsistencies within its magic system, such as lethal spells other than Avada Kedavra not being adequately clarified. Nevertheless, fans have stepped up to fill these gaps, offering various theories about the nature of Molly’s deadly spell.

Chicago PD S12E19: Cook’s Spotlight & Release Details

This week, “Chicago PD” is focusing on Officer Kiana Cook, the latest hero introduced in Season 12, as the main character in “Name Image Likeness”, Episode 19. Instead of continuing the season’s ongoing storyline, this episode seems to be presenting a standalone narrative. Fans got a glimpse of her past in Season 12, Episode 9, “Friends and Family,” but this time around, we’ll delve deeper into her character.

’60 Minutes’ executive producer Bill Owens resigns

Previously, Owens has been resisting attempts by Paramount Global, CBS’s parent company, to resolve a $20 billion lawsuit initiated by former U.S. President Trump. The suit alleges that the network’s October interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris was manipulatively edited to present Harris in a favorable light, a claim made by Trump.

Dragon Ball Super’s Toyotarou Updates Fans With New Artwork of Goku’s First Teacher

On their official site, it was revealed that Toyotarou’s newest artwork for the April 2025 issue of the monthly series showcases a character from Dragon Ball, drawn in Toyotarou’s signature style created by Toriyama. Earlier installments have spotlighted well-known characters hailing from the Dragon Ball universe, along with some less prominent figures from other Shonen Jump tales. Specifically for April, Toyotarou chose to depict Master Roshi engaged in action.