Dorothy Cawood was born at Parramatta, New South Wales, on 9 December 1884. She was the seventh child of John Cawood, a carpenter, and his English-born wife, Sarah. There are few details of her early ...

Is Alisha Weir playing Dorothy in Wicked Part 2? Jon M. Chu has confirmed the character's involvement in the movie but the actress has not yet been revealed... If you've been keeping an eye on the ...

Amid Michael Vaughan's prediction that Australia will beat India 3-1 to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Sourav Ganguly reminded the former England captain not to get too ahead of himself.

So you've watched Wicked: Part I and are wondering if Dorothy will factor into Part II? You've come to the right place. If you've watched the musical and The Wizard of Oz, you'll already have a ...

Two people are in custody after fleeing from the scene of a collision in Vaughan early Thursday morning, York Regional Police say. The three-vehicle crash happened near Highway 27 and Rutherford ...

In an online post around 1 p.m., York police said that the intersection at Highway 27 and Rutherford Road had reopened following a collision earlier in the morning.

A 22-year-old international student from India is accused of three violent sexual assaults while posing as a rideshare driver in Brampton and Vaughan earlier this month.

In the 1939 film, the move from silver to sparkly red was a stylistic change made to emphasize the contrast between the yellow brick road and Dorothy’s gorgeous heels. “For the Technicolor ...

Frank Baum's original novel and casts the shoes as silver. We see the slippers briefly on Dorothy's feet in the opening number, but more meaningfully, they appear on the feet of Elphaba's sister ...

Bizarrely, the iconic ruby slippers that lead character Dorothy famously tapped together to escape from Oz in the original 1939 movie have changed colour entirely, and in the new blockbuster, they're ...

In the first film, Dorothy’s role is limited to the background. However, Chu hinted that her presence holds deeper importance, especially as the story nears the events of The Wizard of Oz.

Here’s how it works. You might be in for a surprise if you were expecting Dorothy to click her glittering ruby heels. While the 1939 classic made ruby slippers iconic, MGM still holds the rights ...