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As "The Wizard of Oz" turns 125, here are some colorful facts about its pop culture adaptations that include edible dye, Elton John and Technicolor tricks.

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Last year, Starbucks' Mother's Day collection included tumblers, mugs, and a 40-ounce sky blue Stanley cup that sold for $49.95. In addition to the new drinkware, customers can also purchase gift ...

In Frank Baum's original novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Emerald City is said to be such a brilliant shade of green that visitors must wear green-tinted glasses to protect their eyes from ...

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