Not even Oz the Great and Powerful could have seen this one coming. Popularized by Charles Savage in an article for the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette titled “The Dark Side of the Rainbow,”… ...

The rainbow flag, created by artist Gilbert Baker, was first flown as a symbol of queer liberation at a San Francisco parade in 1978. Pink Floyd released their eighth studio album, The Dark Side ...

The Right Is Coming After Pink Floyd For A ‘Woke Rainbow’ In Their ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ Anniversary Imagery, Which, You Know, Has Been There For 50 Years.

A person in north Raleigh sent an image of the rainbow over a house around 8:15 p.m. Another viewer sent us an image taken near the intersection of Sawmill Road and Six Forks Road.

Some friends and I crammed onto a nasty yellow sofa, under posters of Kurt Cobain and “Reservoir Dogs.” We pushed the tape into the VCR, muted the TV and hit play on the stereo.

Guthrie Green hosts a free “Dark Side of the Rainbow” event tonight, combining Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon with The Wizard of Oz for a unique audiovisual experience.