Tentatively titled “David Blaine 3” it’s big finish will be a live segment from New York City where Blaine’s “Frozen Alive” stunt will conclude when he comes out of a block of ice in which he has been buried in for the previous 72 hours. VOLUME: 31 / ISSUE: 933 / Wednesday – July 19, 2000ĭavid Blaine’s next TV special has been scheduled to air on Wednesday Nov. The Magic of Damian (Damian Muniz) will be performing close-up magic at the following clubs in New York: Amazuras in Queens on Jul. 13 review by Elvis Mitchel titled “Taking a Ride Around the Writer’s Block.” You will need to Join the NY Times for free to read this.
Jillette’s gig as a performer is to pull everyone else along with him he has his own gravitational field.” To read the Jul. A big man with huge hands wrapped around a tiny steering wheel, Albert riffs on music as intensely as he drives.” And they describe him as, “Mr. Penn Jillette plays Albert in the newly released movie “Fear of Fiction.” The New York Times review describes his character as, “…a motormouth obsessed with garage bands. 16 New York Post, Page Six gossip by Richard Johnson, Paula Froelich, and Chris Wilson click: HERE.(7/17)
When asked about David Blaine at a recent “X-Men” premier David Copperfield sneered commenting, “He walks the streets making no money.” To read the Jul. 17 article by Rebecca Sodergren titled “Newsmaker Jack Greenberg: Magic still captivates him after 61 years” click: HERE.(7/17)īruce Cervon, Handsome Jack, Dana Daniels, John George, Fenik, Matt Marcy, Andy Amyx, and Allen Hayden appearing at the Magic Castle in Los Angeles, on Jul.
Greenberg reminisces, “They kept those rabbits… They’d put leashes on them and walk them all over the place.” To read the Jul. He recalls a time during Hanukah when he produced rabbits out of a hat his two children. He has a collection of thousands of magic books and continues to perform today for small groups. As a child he was inspired by Gene Kelly’s brother Fred who was a magician. The article traces his interest in magic from childhood through today. New IBM president Jack Greenberg is profiled in a Post-Gazette article.
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