We just got a brand-new pic from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and we couldn't wait to show you. In this movie still, we see Harry walking up the stairs in 12 Grimmauld Place looking a little wary.

Last December, Warner Bros. released three official photos, including one where Harry is entering a room with his wand in hand. The wallpaper in that shot is the same as the one shown in this new photo, so the two pics could very well be from the same scene.

Good news, Muggles! The Wizarding World of Harry Potter could be expanding in the next two to three years. (More places to drink butterbeer? We're in.) Although Universal Orlando hasn't made an official announcement just yet, we're still hoping for the best.

According to Mugglenet, a Universal tour guide said that the HP attraction would be taking over the Lost Continent, an area of Universal Orlando's Islands of Adventure. The park is adjacent to the 'Wizarding World' and would be prime real estate for an expansion.

Harry Potter is featured on the cover of the current issue of Entertainment Weekly, and nine new photos from the spread have been posted on the HP Facebook page!

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 arrives in theaters on November 19, and we couldn't be more excited. We've already seen the epic movie trailer, which premiered in June, and it sent shivers down our spines. However, while the world is eagerly awaiting the release of the film, Rupert Grint says he's sort of glad to be putting the series behind them.

"I'm ready to kind of move on now, I think," the 21-year-old actor tells EW. "This film is a great way to finish the whole era, and it's going to be sad, because obviously all my friends are here, but 10 years is enough."

Have you been wondering what the new Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 film is going to be like? Well, judging by the brand-new trailer for the movie, it can be described in one word: amazing. If you Muggles are looking for drama and suspense, that's exactly what you're going to get.

The trailer begins with a face-off between our favorite wizard and Voldemort, who says: "Harry Potter, the boy who lived. Come to die." And just as you start to feel the shivers down your spine, the camera pans to Harry's roughed up face and shows him bracing for the first strike from his nemesis!

The video then shows a fast montage of Harry, Ron and Hermione in different heart-stopping scenes from the movie. Then the visuals stop at a tense moment in which Voldemort has a hold of Harry. "Why do you live?" he says. "Because I have something worth living for," Harry declares.

Is your pulse racing yet? We won't keep you any longer. Watch the full trailer after jump and get ready for the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 on November 19.

London is not psyched about the Orlando location of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. In fact, 18 months ago, Mayor Boris Johnson, urged Warner Bros. to build the theme park in London, but says he was ignored.

According to Deadline, Mayor Johnson thinks it's "utterly mad" that Americans are "to make money from a great British invention." Now he's going so far as to ask people to send petition for a new park in the city location. "I appeal to the children of this country and to their Potter-fiend parents to write to Warner Bros and Universal, and perhaps, even, to the great J.K. [Rowling] herself," he said.

We get why the mayor is up in arms -- the franchise was written by a British author and all of the films' actors are British, too -- but England is getting its own amazing attraction at Leavesden Studios. Sure, it's not a major theme park, but muggles will still be immersed in the full Harry Potter experience when tours of all the HP film sets open in 2012.

The U.K.'s Sunday Times recently released its annual Rich List, and Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe came out on top among its actors under 30 with an estimated net worth of over $63 million.

According to the paper, Daniel's salary has increased dramatically over the years. The 20-year-old star made $380,000 from the first Harry Potter film while reportedly earning nearly $39 million in 2009. Daniel's co-stars Emma Watson, 20, and Rupert Grint, 21, came in just under the actor, earning over $33 million and over $30 million, respectively.

This doesn't come as a big surprise -- in February, Vanity Fair named Daniel and Emma the highest-paid actors in Hollywood based on their 2009 earnings. Of course, 23-year-old Twilight star Robert Pattinson also made the Sunday Times' list, coming in at No. 14 with an estimated net worth of about $20 million. Rob had a supporting role in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, so the stars of the magical series are fully representing on the 2010 Rich List.