If you don’t know why I like this guy, then check out the review I posted of the film he did called ‘Magicians’ on my post called Skeptical Movies? Three You Might Have Missed.
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If you don’t know why I like this guy, then check out the review I posted of the film he did called ‘Magicians’ on my post called Skeptical Movies? Three You Might Have Missed.
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From Gather.com: It was five and a half years ago that Roy Horn was attacked by his feline co-star Montecore, a white tiger in the Siegfried & Roy Las Vegas show. Tonight on ABC’s 20/20 the entertainers are interviewed by Elizabeth Vargas about their show and the incident.
Just this week, Siegfried and Roy reunited with [...]
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Okay – strike me confused… he’s now saying he IS doing magic tricks? Thanks to iTricks, the home of magic news online:
International Magic Convention in London – the recipient of the Berglas Foundation Award is Uri Geller.
In reflection of all of the nonsense he’s promoted over the years – you can see many of these [...]
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ThiefHunters In Paradise Blog: “Prepare to be conned” is the show’s subtitle. The cast is made up of four consummate con artists who manipulate, baffle, and social-engineer the audience until they don’t know what to believe. But let me emphasize: this is not a magic show…. For me, a card scoffer, Richard Turner is a [...]
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Welcome to the enchanting spectacle that is the Giant’s Shoulders #5 at Podblack Blog!
Inspired by classic science papers, this star-studded show presents its magic for both your entertainment and education. So, roll up, roll up – and be dazzled by these conjurers of science blogging!
1800s – patenting of the Bird Cage Illusion by J. Buatier [...]
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Flicking back through my records, I noticed a list that was first started by Daniel Loxton on Facebook, recommending some good films for skeptics. He suggested:
Leap of Faith - with Steve Martin, loosely based on the Peter Popoff faith healing scam.
Fairy Tale: A True Story – which he pointed out has an excellent message [...]
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