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The Snow in The Wizard of Oz Was 100% Pure Asbestos The Snow in The Wizard of Oz Was 100% Pure Asbestos The classic 1939 movie used asbestos in a number of ways, including using the toxic mineral as fake snow. The snow in 1939s The Wizard of Oz was made using the toxic mineral asbestos. A lot has changed in the entertainment world since then, but the Judy Garland-starring movie still inspires creativity to this day, especially the practical effects that were utilized. As it turns out, some of ...

Local Movie Connection: Jack Palance, a Luzerne County native, plays good and bad guys in new releases.

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Top 10 Famous Directors Who Were Fired Typically, on the set, nobody wields more power than the director, whose vision as a storyteller brings the disparate elements of filmmaking together into a coherent, gripping, moving, and, if the stars are aligned correctly, highly profitable work of art. The egos, tirades, eccentricities, and influence of these Hollywood heavyweights are legendary, but they’re not the only power brokers in Tinsel Town. Others have egos just as large or larger, possess ...

Commentary: Pop culture isnt biased toward coastal elites. If anything, its the opposite Robert Lloyd © (CBS) Andy Griffith and Ron Howard played a small-town father and son in the long-running "The Andy Griffith Show." (CBS) An odd result of both the election Donald Trump won and the one he lost was to raise the question of whether the panjandrums of popular culture were — and are — doing enough for the people who supported — and still support — him. Telling their st...

An odd result of both the election Donald Trump won and the one he lost was to raise the question of whether the panjandrums of popular culture were — and are — doing enough for the people who supported — and still support — him. Telling their stories. Respecting their lives. Feeling their pain. The 2016 election, it’s fair to say, took most people by surprise, including, many believe, the person elected. Among other things, this eleventh-hour upset set Hollywood — which skews to...

Utah Jazz Owner Larry H. Miller’s Rare 1794 Silver Dollar Fetches Over $1MM Photo courtesy/copyright Stack’s Bowers Galleries Rare coin investing authority Steven Contursi, famed for his word record-setting $7.85 million rare coin sale further parlayed into a $10 million deal, nabs another 1794 Silver Dollar at auction for over $1 million On December 17thStack’s Bowers Galleries presented the sale of the remarkable collection amassed by Utah businessman and Utah Jazz owner Larry H. ...