Thanks to the Golden Globes for uploading this 30 second clip of Tom discussing the only thing he seems to be asked lately – Harry Potter. In particular, the man behind the name, Daniel Radcliffe.

for everyone who saw Harry Potter this weekend, here’s Tom Felton…or as you may know him, Malfoy http://yfrog.com/g9ba2z

The video is not embeddable, but if you click on Tom below, he’ll take you there.

UPDATE FROM MISHA: The @GoldenGlobes is part of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), an organization of journalists who cover the film industry for a variety of outlets, including newspapers and magazines in Europe, Asia, Australia and Latin America. Today, the 90 members of the HFPA represent at least 55 countries and have a combined readership of more than 250 million. (From Wikipedia.)

So, this is a big honor for Tom to be recognized by them! Please thank @goldenglobes by sending them a tweet and letting them know you love Tom and want to see more of him!

The interview Tom gave with Ryan Seacrest for his national radio program is now available online courtesy of RyanSeacrest.com. Tom speaks once again about growing up in the world of Harry Potter via phone call from Japan where he is attending fan events.

Many thanks to my Hubs for the heads-up, and Sandra for the link.

The Los Angeles Times has posted online the article they wrote about Tom that we saw last Thursday in their print version. The online copy has up-to-date information on his film “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1” box office take from its opening weekend. [It was a lot.] The interview and information on Tom is exactly the same, the photos are not. By photographer Ricardo DeAratanha, the photos express Tom at his most contemplative while looking upon the world with a jaded, morose eye.

In other news, we have photos of Tom with singer Nelly and some parting gifts back stage at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Enjoy.

In the Thanksgiving edition of the Los Angeles Times, journalist Geoff Boucher speaks with Tom about his return to Potter for one day of re-shoots on HP7Part2, and the impact the film has on his life, most notably growing up on set and being the only child actor with as many future film projects lined up. Boucher also speaks with screenwriter Steve Kloves about Tom’s presence in the films, and how his skill has become ever more apparent as the years have progressed.

We thank Tom’s Six String Production associates for scanning in his copy of the above article and posting it to their Twitter page. In addition, they posted this short blurb of Tom in the UK’s Daily Express where they quoted his favorite Harry Potter pick-up lines.