The Wizard of Oz was an ... the Frogman and Cakye the Cookie Chef. It has the craziest long-form title of any other book in ...

The Wizard of Oz is cherished by generations, including the filmmaker/artist who created work that was not so mainstream. Lynch’s passing has left a hole in cinema and television, but his ...

The “Wizard of Oz” at Sphere is being trumpeted as “a groundbreaking project that melds cinematic nostalgia with cutting-edge technology.” Such is the assessment of Y.M. Cinema Magazine ...

In an iconic movie filled with iconic moments and iconic characters, 1939's The Wizard of Oz has iconic written all over it, and in terms of the latter, few embody that just over-used description ...

The backstory of Glinda the (Not-So) Good Witch and Elphaba the (Not-So) Wicked Witch of the West certainly makes us all look at our childhood classic fave The Wizard of Oz (1939) a little ...

No, I'm not referring to that dubious old tale that L. Frank Baum wrote The Wonderful Wizard of Oz as an allegory about the evils of the gold standard. As Michael Patrick Hearn pointed out long ...

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The Wizard of Oz was an entertainment franchise before franchises were a concept. The original 14-book series by Baum is a rich tapestry of dark fantasy with bizarre characters and settings.