By Gary Trust Willy Wonka has charted lots of ear candy on Billboard’s surveys. For over half a century, songs that stemmed from Roald Dahl’s 1964 novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory have ...

The song pivots when Willy Wonka offers Oompa-Loompa (Hugh Grant) the opportunity to lead the tasting department of his next venture: a chocolate factory. As his vision materializes before them ...

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory has stood the test of time as a family classic, but the ending proves how much it ...

Turns out, that Willy Wonka immersive experience attempted in ... A Musical Parody.” Stamos’ song explains how the end of civilization as we know it can be traced to the disastrous Wonka ...

Fyre Fest-style Willy Wonka event. In the song (below), Lindhome channels the experience of Kirsty Paterson, who played the sad Oompah Loompa in the real viral experience and is also involved in ...

This new film follows a younger, more idealistic Willy Wonka (Chalamet ... but sort of broken?” “Wonka” features more than half a dozen original songs, with spectacular production numbers ...

After seven years on the seven seas, Willy arrives in a town ... along with the song "Pure Imagination.") Wilder remains the gold standard of Wonka-dom. Yet there’s little connective tissue ...

A couple of the musical numbers do have the over-the-top fantasy elements you might associate with what will later be Willy's factory, and while most of the songs are new, Wonka borrows a couple ...

The issue with Wonka's new songs are all the more obvious towards the end of the film. As Willy's quest to open a sweet shop plays out, eventually Timothée Chalamet gets to sing his own version ...

Several songs from the musical have been released ... According to the actor hired to play Willy Wonka at the failed experience in Glasgow, the actors were given scripts of "AI-generated gibberish ...

“Wonka” has songs, old and new (the most memorable are ... his floppy hair shimmying under Willy’s top hat. As the title suggests, Willy is decidedly the star: He enters perched atop a ...