Daniel Radcliffe

Former 'Harry Potter' star Daniel Radcliffe may forever be remembered by some as the young boy wizard. But the 25-year-old British actor is very much human and an adult now, and in an interview with Elle, Radcliffe opened up about some personal issues, including his "first time."

Harry Potter fans gasped yesterday when author J.K. Rowling surprised the world with a new story on Pottermore that brought new life to the characters we said goodbye to after 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' was published in 2007. But does this mean we'll see anymore Harry Potter adventures on the big screen? Probably not. At least, that's what Daniel Radcliffe thinks.

Following Sacha Baron Cohen's departure from the lead role in the Freddie Mercury biopic, the film's writer Peter Morgan was unconvinced the project would ever happen, but perhaps it can survive after all with a bit of magic. According to a report, Daniel Radcliffe is the next in line for the gig.

If you live in London and travel by tube, your day is about to be filled with way more Daniel Radcliffe -- because the actor is now part of a new campaign for hearing-impaired young people. In other words, your commute just got better.

Daniel Radcliffe is set to get creepy as Igor, Dr. Victor Frankenstein's assistant in Max Landis' 'Frankenstein.'

So imagine your team has just won a big championship, and you're out celebrating. Suddenly you see Harry Potter himself -- Daniel Radcliffe -- on the street. What do you do? You invite him back to party with you, of course.