When is a ruby slipper not a ruby slipper? That is the philosophical conundrum posed by new movie Wicked: For Good, in which the sparkly shoes made famous by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz have a ...

Wicked: For Good mostly kept Dorothy off-screen, though there was one reason Elphaba hated the girl from Kansas (besides stealing her sister's shoes).

Wicked's Broadway show and film adaptation tie together the Wonderful World of Oz, providing insight into the origins of many of The Wizard of Oz characters Notably, Dorothy's slippers are red in The ...

Dorothy’s shimmering red slippers have become synonymous with The Wizard of Oz, but fans shouldn’t expect to see the character sporting the ruby footwear in Wicked: For Good. But that wasn’t the only ...

Why did Wicked change the color of the most famous footwear in cinema history? Well, it all comes back to the original book and copyright law. However, Wicked: For Good does manage to pay homage to ...

Spoiler alert! The following story contains major plot details about movie musical "Wicked: For Good." Never mind a horse of a different color. What's going on with Dorothy's slippers? In "Wicked: For ...

A pair of ruby slippers has become the most expensive piece of entertainment memorabilia sold at auction. The shoes, which featured in "The Wizard of Oz," fetched $28 million at auction. The pair — ...

Glinda’s lack of magical abilities makes it impossible for her to enchant the ruby slippers to send Dorothy back to Kansas. Glinda’s ultimate resolution is emotional, particularly considering her ...

Dorothy is definitely not in Kansas anymore. After meeting the college-age witches of Oz in last year’s “Wicked,” the musical sequel “Wicked: For Good” is finally crossing timelines with “The Wizard ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Dorothy’s shimmering red slippers have become synonymous with The Wizard of Oz, but fans shouldn’t ...