How were those lollipops? And what flavors were they? Those were my burning questions after watching middle- and elementary schoolers from Edgewood Magnet School’s Edgewood Afterschool Drama Club ...

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Comedian Tim Dillon tries to explain why some working-class people support Donald Trump's tariffs. "What if you told the Oompa Loompas the chocolate factory is closed, now you're all gonna bartend at ...

his unexpected trio is bringing the ultimate dance moves! 🕺💃 Who knew Willy Wonka and Barbie could throw down like this? 😂🔥 Don't miss this wild crossover! #WillyWonka #Barbie #OompaLoompa ...

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Hugh Grant thinks his career choices have been rocky for his wife Anna Eberstein. "See, again, I think those are challenging for my wife," Grant joked. "Her last husband — she was married before — was ...

In 2021 SNL’s Bowen Yang played an oompa loompa who was accidentally outed on national television, and he wasn’t happy about it. With all that the community is facing this year, LGBTQ Nation thought ...

“This song is for everyone who is, was, or has tried to be an actor,” Lindhome said. “When I saw the look on Kirsty Paterson’s face (the real sad Oompa Loompa actress), I just thought, ‘I’ve been ...

I was twelve or so when I began reading Erma Bombeck’s column in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. I’d grab the paper as soon as Mom or Dad had their way with it and go directly to the editorial pages ...

The Willy Wonka experience in Scotland went viral for all the wrong reasons. It's having an unlikely comeback in LA. NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks about it with Kirsty Paterson, who plays an Oompa Loompa.

The Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow, Scotland, went viral earlier this year for all the wrong reasons. Organizers charged up to $45 for an event they marketed as a place where dreams come to life, ...