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Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers Find Their Way Home 13 Years After Theft
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
“There’s no place like home,” Dorothy said, and now her ruby slippers have finally been returned to their home after 13 long years. In August 2005, one of the four surviving pairs of Judy Garland’s iconic, sparkling shoes were stolen as part of a smash and grab robbery at the Judy Garland Museum in Grand…
“Christopher Robin” Takes Viewer Back to the Hundred Acre Wood
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
How many people grew up reading and hearing about the adventures of a yellow bear in a red shirt, a tiny pint piglet and a tiger with a tail like a spring? The answer would have to number in the millions, and millions more rediscovered the Hundred Acre Wood when they introduced their own children…
What “Dog Days” Can Teach Us About Compassion and Kindness
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
As anyone who has ever own a dog knows, the world automatically looks a little brighter when there is a wagging tail in it. Dogs seem to suck the negativity right out of a room and replace it with bright eyes, raised ears, furry smiles and swishing tails. These four legged friends seem made to…
What Makes Apocalyptic and End of the World Movies So Popular?
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Every summer, moviegoers flock to theaters to either watch the world end or to witness the struggles of those who were left behind in the aftermath of Armageddon. From localized disasters like those found in “San Andreas” to the complete annihilation of Earth as in “The Knowing,” people love to see destruction rendered in high…
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