David Blaine News

Recently, Fox News named their favorite ten magicians. It's fun to review a list of magicians from a non-magician's perspective.

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Pete is a performing magician and actor. He has starred in many short films, performed lectures for other magicians, has published his own magic creations, teaches magic to the public, and participates in Whodunit mystery dinner theaters.

Magicians are creepy. At least, that's the general conclusion many of us came to during our childhoods.

The fact that so many people would want to go see the sequel to a lame film such as "Twilight" is a mystery that even David Blaine couldn't solve.

Yesterday afternoon, Y&H received an emergency e-mail from Meshelle Armstrong over at Restaurant Eve .

Runner Edward Norton @EdwardNorton has completed marathon. unofficial time 3:48:01. Source: http://twitter.com/EdwardNortonInf For those of you who don't know why Edward ran-- He and 3 Maasai warriors, as well as a team of 30 others including Alanis Morrisette and David Blaine ran the NY Marathon to raise money for the Maasai Wilderness ...

TEDMED 2009 - Day 4 Filed under: Medgadget Exclusive It's over. TEDMED just ended with yesterday's morning session of talks by Ken Kamler, surgeon and mountaineer, oceanographer Dave Gallo, another short talk by VisualMD founder Alexander Tsiaras, an insightful talk by David Blaine, who told the story behind how he held his breath for 17 minutes ...

This is one of the projects that we've been working on for Nokia. Nokia Maps allows people to recommend places that other people would like.

October 28th, 2009 by Edwin in Childrens Gadgets , Toys , Wacky Gadgets Grown up on a diet of illusionists and magicians, that you want to emulate the careers of David Blaine and David Copperfield instead of taking the traditional engineer/doctor/lawyer route? The Freaky Body Illusions set ought to get you started on the right footing then, letting ...

Is Magic Undergoing a "Renaissance?" I mentioned in an earlier story that the relevance of magic in the minds of the general public is probably more important than the exposure of magic on television and the internet.

Spokane chef David Blaine, who authors a blog titled From The Back Kitchen, recently visited Missoula and had trouble wrapping his head around Caffe Dolce .

So there you are at 35,000 feet sitting in a pressurized aluminum tube cruising at 500 miles an hour with what sounds like a planeload full of tuberculosis patients.

At 53, David Copperfield is the elder statesman in the world of magic. He made the Statue of Liberty in 1983 vanish before Criss Angel, 41, and David Blaine, 36, were even out of high school.

Why is it that so many magicians find it difficult to leave their illusions on the stage? Audiences love to "suspend disbelief" when attending a magic show.

As a pastime, magic has not traditionally been the preserve of the cool. Sure, David Copperfield shuffled around a few buildings and briefly won the heart of Claudia Schiffer, but such prowess is rare.

David Blaine seems confident enough doing it, but how terrifying is it to try and make it as a street magician? This is a rope trick.

Just after David Blaine released his iPhone card trick, Penn and Teller announced an iPhone trick of their own.

It's more than magic: Weightlessness experiments using superconductors levitate water droplets and mice.

SHOWMAN and illusionist Derren Brown, Britain's likeable answer to David Blaine, brings us the first of four Friday night specials, follow-ups to Brown's 10-minute live stunts on Wednesday nights that are meant to be among the most challenging of his career - and also, happily, extremely brief, sparing us from staring at him in dangling boxes or ...