“What happened to Glinda the Good Witch?” he asked. Well evidently, Maher has never finished the movie. Anyone who shelled out 15 bucks last year to see Wicked would not be as shocked as Maher ...

“He’s ranting, ‘Disgusting.’ ‘You’re a terrible person.’ And I’m like, who’s that guy? What happened to Glinda the Good Witch?” Maher wondered. “Why can’t we get the guy I met to be the public guy?,” ...

You’re a terrible person,’ and I’m like, ‘Who’s that guy? What happened to Glinda the Good Witch? And why can’t we get the guy I met to be the public guy?'” Maher emphasized that he ...

That had Maher wondering: “Who’s that guy? What happened to Glinda the Good Witch?” This contrast led Maher to believe the real person was the one he saw close up at the White House. “A crazy person ...

"And I'm like, 'Who's that guy? What happened to Glinda the Good Witch?'" Maher quipped. "'And why can't we get the guy I met to the public guy?' And I'm not saying it's our responsibility to do that.

And I'm like, who's that guy? What happened to Glinda the Good Witch? And why can't we get the guy I met to be the public guy? And I'm not saying it's our responsibility to do that. It's not.

There’s something almost meditative about making homemade mac and cheese—the slow melting of butter, the gradual whisking of flour into a roux, the steady pour of milk transforming it all into ...

Wicked reveals the decisions and events that shape the destinies of two unlikely university friends on their journey to becoming ‘Glinda The Good’ and the ‘Wicked Witch of the West’.