A fan theory connects Gandalf to a group whose origins were not fully explained either in Peter Jackson's films or J. R. R.

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If you're looking for a gift for a Lord of the Rings fan this holiday, Amazon's Black Friday sale includes all three Tolkien Illustrated Special Editions for roughly 60% off. These slipcased editions ...

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A university in the United Kingdom faced backlash over resurfaced reports about a course described as "decolonizing" the works of "Lord of the Rings" author J.R.R. Tolkien. The course, reportedly ...

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