THE WIZARD OF OZ is coming to Las Vegas' Sphere later this year, and AI is making it possible. The immersive attraction arrives at ...

For anyone who's missing the joke here, this is riffing on an actual He-Man toy commercial from the 1980s. Those adults are there for a reason though; these toys aren't necessarily for kids.

The timeless tale, in which young Dorothy Gale travels from Kansas over the rainbow to the magical Land of Oz, continues to thrill audiences worldwide.

The first experience in “The Wizard of Oz at Sphere” during a preview this ... the camera pans between Scarecrow and Tin Man, with shots of Dorothy hiding behind a tree in the distance.

Sphere has turned to Google’s gen AI tools to repurpose The Wizard of Oz for the venue’s 16K x 16K wraparound indoor LED screen. Google technology will be used to enhance the film’s resolution, extend ...

Following last week’s announcement that “The Wizard of Oz” is coming to the Las Vegas Sphere, the team behind the Sphere, in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery, Google Cloud and ...

“The Wizard of Oz” is being transformed into an immersive 3D experience unlike anything anyone has ever seen, thanks to the use of entirely new artificial intelligence techniques that enhance ...

The Wizard of Oz, as it has been for over 80 years ... the Cowardly Lion, and the Tin Man. In those situations, AI must decide what off-screen characters are doing in shots they were never ...

This summer, The Wizard of Oz is heading to Las Vegas, reimagined for the digital age and projected on the world’s largest LED screen. U.S. fires head of military base in Greenland after JD ...

But that is what James Dolan, executive chairman and chief executive of Sphere Entertainment had in mind when he decided to present “The Wizard of Oz” in the Las Vegas Sphere, one of the ...

The Wizard of Oz won’t be the first movie ever shown at the Sphere, but it will be the first true Hollywood film to screen in the venue. Darren Aronofsky’s Postcard From Earth, a film ...

Here’s how it works. She would've loved [Wicked]. The Wizard of Oz used to air on TV every year around Thanksgiving, and so I watched it once a year like clockwork. Since that era ended ...