Jeffrey McHale’s doc-essay extends its gaze from the L. Frank Baum novel published in 1900 through the beloved Judy Garland ...

We're in Vegas, baby. "The Wizard of Oz," a classic as famous as any movie ever made, could soon play on the biggest (and roundest) movie screen in the country: Sphere.

Wizard of Oz may be one of the most beloved films of all time, but behind the scenes, the making of the movie was often a nightmare. More for You These stores are open—and closed—on Christmas ...

You’re not going to watch a movie, you’re going to live a movie,” Sphere’s president said about the immersive show.

We’re in Vegas, baby. “The Wizard of Oz,” a classic as famous as any movie ever made, could soon play on the biggest (and roundest) movie screen in the country: Sphere.

Begin, obviously, with “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” (supplemented by Michael Patrick Hearn’s invaluable and detailed “Annotated” edition), then proceed to the series’s second ...

The real wizard behind Oz: How a daredevil balloonist inspired L. Frank Baum's timeless tale ... Dorothy was named after a real child, the deceased baby niece of Baum and his wife Maud Gage.

Theatre Workshop of Owensboro will be taking a trip down the yellow brick road starting this weekend, with its youth production of “The Wizard of Oz” at 7 p.m. Friday ...

When a movie has been watched as many times as The Wizard of Oz, all sorts of tiny inconsistencies will be discovered. For example, pause the above video of the apple picking scene at the 1:05 mark.

Cade Martin. We dimmed the lights. In our pajamas, we huddled together under a blanket. The annual television broadcast of The Wizard of Oz was a national ritual when we baby boomers were kids.It ...