The Wizard of Oz changed cinema as we knew it and was a mainstay in what's considered the Golden Age of Hollywood. The 1939 classic follows Kansas teen Dorothy Gale ( Judy Garland) who gets swept away to a magical land by a powerful tornado, beginning an adventure full of unlikely friendships, accidents and mishaps.

Frank Baum's beloved novel, The Wizard of Oz sees Dorothy Gale (Judy Garland) whisked away from Kansas to Oz, where she meets a scarecrow (Ray Bolger) in search of a brain, a Tin Man (Jack Haley) longing for a heart,

Wicked: For Good has a surprising detail, explaining the bizarre scene in The Wizard of Oz where the Scarecrow has a gun.

San Diego's Hotel del Coronado is getting a magical holiday makeover. From Nov. 21 to Jan. 4, the resort will be decked out in whimsical decorations for 'A Holiday in Oz.'

For Good’ hits big screens, Sphere is hosting a wildly distended, dazzlingly supersized and grotesquely manipulated version of the 1939 classic film that inspired it.

Unearth the 1982 Wizard of Oz anime — a surreal, long-lost gem with a star-studded cast and a bizarre, unforgettable twist on the classic tale

Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way, Danny Strong and Verdi Productions are teaming to produce a documentary on the 'Wizard of Oz.'

For decades, Judy Garland’s life and her defining role as Dorothy Gale have been surrounded by rumors, exaggerations and flat-out inventions. Few people are better equipped to address those misconceptions than John Fricke,