Rubber Chicken Theater is wrapping up 2025 with two holiday-themed sketch comedy shows bringing local humor and seasonal ...
Little Rock hip-hop comedy group Futuro Boots is playing its annual holiday show at White Water Tavern on Saturday night, ...
Soak up a few more weeks of holiday theater coziness before heading into the new year, which starts off strong with a Lloyd ...
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1970s stars who met the most tragic fates
The 1970s saw the rise of many actors, comedians, musicians, and more that would unfortunately meet their demise by the end ...
In honor of Deborah Roberts’ new book, our host and her sisters dish on what it was like growing up together. Deborah answers burning questions about life, lessons, and her illustrious career. "I Hate ...
Dorothy E. "Dotty" Kautz, 95, of Ephrata and Akron, and formerly of New Holland; died peacefully on Friday, November 21, 2025 at the Wyomissing Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born in Lancaster, she ...
Following the much-anticipated release of Wicked: For Good, fans are finally getting their first real glimpse at a character that found herself on the sidelines during the movie—Dorothy. Throughout ...
Although Dorothy Gale might not show her face in Wicked: For Good, the actress who played the iconic literary character is revealing a behind-the-scenes look at her portrayal. British actress Bethany ...
“Wicked: For Good” viewers might never see her face, but the actor Bethany Weaver plays a huge role in the blockbuster musical sequel. Weaver takes over the role of Dorothy Gale, originally played by ...
The second movie adaptation offers a subtle but meaningful nod to 'The Wizard of Oz' — and a closing scene with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo that longtime fans of the musical will appreciate. By ...
Bethany Weaver is certainly dancing through life. In “Wicked: For Good,” which hit theaters on Friday, the actress stars as Dorothy Gale, the “Wizard of Oz’s” titular pigtail wearing character. It’s a ...
On modest civil servants’ salaries, she and her husband amassed a trove of some 4,000 works by art-world luminaries, storing them in their one-bedroom Manhattan apartment. By Alex Williams Dorothy ...
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