Spoiler alert: This story reveals some key plot points in the final Harry Potter book.You know what they say about 15 minutes of fame. It's your moment but it sure doesn't last. You also get those artfully makes the most of the spotlight; if you keep making a noise you'll still be the hottest news since chocolate donuts. Would you agree if I said this rings true for attention hogging stars like Paris Hilton, racing about like a caffeine crazy squirrel, rampant and wild with their mindless lifestyles? Question is, would you also think the same of the super famous Joanne Kathleen Rowling?

Rowling, better known as J.K. Rowling, the writer who penned the magical tales of Harry Potter and friends has recently released the much awaited final tale of the Potter frenzy. Fans sigh with sadness, religious groups rejoice and parents worry about their kids ever reading again. Not Rowling though. Instead of grieving the end, it looks like she is devising methods to prolong her 15 minutes in the limelight.
Don't get me wrong, I like the Potter books. And you have to give her credit for stellar social work. I just wonder about “I wanna be in the news today” schemes.
Take for instance her latest comment. During a
Q&A session with fans on her US tour, she casually let is slip that good old Dumbledore is gay. Here you would pause and think “Hmm, that does explain late night sessions with Gellert Grindelwald from Deathy Hallows, don't it?” Bold move and, quite frankly, much needed portrayal of diversity amidst fictional characters. Good job on her part.

Then she goes on to mention that this is probably more ammunition for religious groups to dislike her books. Now just a minute ... Can anyone else remember her comment just few days ago? The surprising remark about underlying
Christian messages in the Potter books? The biblical quotes on on Potter's parent's graves, the resurrection of Potter, immortal soul? I've honestly not thought about that. More importantly, has anyone informed the anti-Potter religious groups about this new revelation? Then came the second declaration - "I go to church myself,". Good for you. I don't see why she has to justify herself but I'm sure she has her reasons.

Ahh, but she does have very valid reasons, doesn't she? Bringing Dumbledore out of the closet, announcing religious themes in Potter books – give one of the Potter characters a drug problem and you've got three of the main news grabbing topics amidst the media. Think about it – anyone revealing their sexual orientation or being caught in any act that even vaguely implies homosexuality guarantees celebrities front page coverage. Throw in controversial or surprise comments about religion and you might be invited to elaborate on a talk show. Add a nasty drug habit and the camera will not waver from your face.

I'm not saying Rowling loves dodgy substances. Far from it. But I am curious to know how much attention she is planning to grab when she hinted at a
Potter encyclopedia this July. Maybe there will be a dramatic confession about Voldermort snorting cocaine or even selling drugs. Maybe Hagrid trying some LSD in this youth that led to a creature war?
So much to explore about Potter, so much possible ways to make more money. Rowling is truly riding the most of the Potter wave all the way through to the bank.