Despite nabbing a place on the year's Top 10 at the Critics Choice Awards and the National Board of Review, Wicked: For Good was noticeably omitted from the Golden Globes' Best Comedy/Musical Film category, sending its chances for a Best Picture Oscar nod — once a seeming lock — into a free fall in the Gold Derby predictions.

Now, Wicked: For Good follows a storyline similar to the musical’s second act. The sequel charts Elphaba and Glinda’s transformation into the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good, giving fans the closure they’ve waited for – along with several changes created specifically for the film.

Could another ‘Wicked' be on the way? It's hard to say, but here's everything the cast and crew have hinted about potential sequels.

For Good debuted in theaters, Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey are reuniting for a brand-new project. Read on for more.

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The Oscar-nominated composer breaks down how he expanded Stephen Schwartz’s musical world and shaped the film’s final chapter.

Wicked: For Good’ adds plenty of new material that wasn’t in the musical. So what is new in the highly anticipated sequel?

The awards basically lived to honor gaudy, celebrity-filled awards bait for the mainstream that felt allergic to anything close to the arthouse... especially in the musical or comedy category. Basically, if you had a big musical with a pulse, you would get a nomination. A Wicked sequel? They nominate it even before the movie comes out.

Wicked: For Good” is worth watching There’s a reason why everyone is talking about “Wicked.” From incredible vocals to the emotional performances of its leading actresses, the second part of the hit musical phenomenon is worth seeing.

For Good adds another box office milestone to its name as it surpasses The Matrix and closes in on a $470 million-plus global benchmark

Rather than Best Picture, the Golden Globes are honoring Wicked: For Good with a condescending and meaningless Cinematic Achievement Award nomination.