Screen Rant on MSN10h
Yes, The Wizard Of Oz Snow Effect Was Literally Asbestos — & That Wasn't The Only Dangerous Thing About The 1939 Film
The 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz features a scene with snow and the effect was created using a dangerous and now done away ...
Wealth of Geeks20h
Nightmare Fuel: The Creepiest Scenes Ever Put in Children’s Movies
Traditionally, children’s stories have used all kinds of horror elements to teach lessons and warn the children reading them ...
Delco Times10h
Zoren: Jackie Burns blazing another trail with a new show at BCP
Plus, Tom Llamas good choice to replace Lester Holt; the awards shows were pretty good, for a change; and congressional Democrats make fools of themselves ...
Screen Rant on MSN15h
I'm So Glad Wicked Cut Dorothy Scenes (It's Better For Part 2)
Wicked's original trailer showed several glimpses of The Wizard of Oz's characters that weren't included in the final movie, ...
Smithsonian Magazine21h
How Alice Hamilton Waged a One-Woman Campaign to Get the Lead Out of Everything
A few of them had tied dirty handkerchiefs around their mouths. Hamilton, center, with Theodate Pope (left), the future architect and philanthropist, and a third student—possibly Hamilton’s ...