Today we visit with Justin Willman, a magician, comedian, producer, and television personality. He is the creator and star of Magic for Humans on Netflix. He has made regular appearances on The Tonight Show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Conan. His new Netflix show “The Magic Prank Show” premiered on April 1st (April Fool’s Day) is a mix of MythBusters, meets Impractical Jokers, meets Black Mirror. It actually feels really fresh and original – the viewers become invested in the story and set ups for each prank (there are 2 pranks per episode). Along with his new series, Justin is also launching a 100 city Theater tour soon with Outback Presents.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXda40ZiTS8
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Hug A Friend Day
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As if ‘beautiful people’ didn’t already have enough advantages in life, researchers have found another. Numerous studies have shown that attractive individuals benefit from a “beauty bonus” and tend to earn higher salaries. Add to that the fact that people blessed with beauty are expected to be more intelligent, and thought to be better leaders, which, of course, influences career trajectories and opportunities. Now, according to a new study, attractive people are also considered more trustworthy. Researchers in France who conducted a study involving 357 volunteers found that the “beauty bias” also exists when deciding whether we choose to trust someone. In short, we are more likely to think of someone who is attractive as trustworthy. The researchers concluded by saying that this bias is so hard to overcome that even those who benefit from good looks can be influenced to think of other attractive people as trustworthy.
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Nearly
every afternoon from September to March, a thunderstorm develops over
the Tiwi Islands in northern Australia. In fact, it happens so
regularly, the Bureau of Meteorology actually refers to it by name —
Hector. At 3pm daily, people are known to line the shores of Darwin,
about 100km (62 miles) away, just to snap pictures of the storm
forming. “Hector” also known as “Hector the Convector,” is
one of the world’s most consistently large thunderstorms, reaching
heights of approximately 20km (66,000 ft). LINK:
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The Lanford Lunch Box may be going out of business soon — for good this time. Deadline is reporting that “The Conners” Season 7 is in doubt. Production has already wrapped on strike-shortened Season 6, and cast negotiations — which are usually ironed out by this time each spring — have not yet begun. In the event that The Conners is canceled, producers are prepared. A tag scene was reportedly filmed, which will be added to the Season 6 finale — if it turns out to be the series finale.
‘Winnie the Pooh’ is slated to star in a horror flick next year alongside a slew of other iconic Disney characters whose copyright protections have expired — including ‘Bambi’, ‘Pinocchio’, ‘Peter Pan’ and ‘Sleeping Beauty’. British production company and horror filmmakers Jagged Edge teamed up with independent film distributor ITN Studios to create “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” in 2023. On the heels of that success, the same group is set to release “Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble” in 2025, starring a murderous version of beloved Pooh bear. Other movies on the way now that the characters are free to use include: “Bambi: The Reckoning,” “Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare” and “Pinocchio
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QUESTIONS PLAGUING HUMANITY:
• If you lose your hearing, is it ear replaceable?
• How do you know when you’ve run out of ‘invisible ink’?
• What do atheists say when someone sneezes?
• Do bald people ever have ‘bad head days’?
• How come when you see a married couple walking down the street, the one that’s a few steps ahead is the one that’s angry?
• How come books all begin on the right-hand page?
• Ever notice a lot of women like chocolate and dogs, but offer them chocolate served on a hot dog and suddenly you’re the weird one?
• Can soap be dirty?
• What’s the coldest fire can be?
• Is it uncouth to tuck in your dental apron?
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✓ Women tend to strike matches away from themselves, while men tend to strike them toward themselves.
✓ During Elizabethan times, it was customary for a wife to wear her wedding ring on her thumb.
✓ “Greek yogurt” is actually Turkish.
✓ According to a poll, doctors and lawyers are the worst tippers.
✓ According to studies, men change their minds 2 to 3 times more often than women.
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23% of husbands still don’t know THIS about their wives. What is it?
Answer: Their shoe size
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A couple were mistakenly divorced after solicitors at a London law firm made a boo-boo. A final order for the divorce of a separated couple, known as Mr. and Mrs. Williams, was accidentally applied for by solicitors at Vardags law firm after they “clicked the wrong button” in an online portal, says a report. The mistake was made when the lawyers intended to complete a divorce for another client “but inadvertently opened the electronic case file in ‘Williams v Williams’”, a British judge said. The divorce was finalized 21 minutes later. Worse still, when the mistake was realized 2 days later, a high court judge refused to repeal the divorce.
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OLD CUSTOMS THAT ARE HARD TO IMAGINE TODAY: (PART 2)
☞ A kid in a car without a child seat: It wasn’t that long ago that this was legal. In France, for instance, child seats have only been mandatory since 1992. For Canada and the US, it was the 1980s.
☞ Checking your cash before going out: Before bank cards, you wouldn’t dream of leaving home without cash. Credit cards didn’t become popular until the 1970s. In the 1980s, ATMs popped up everywhere.
☞ Buying a newspaper every morning: In movies, we often see the commuter faithfully picking up the morning paper on the way to the office. Of course, the internet changed that.
☞ Throwing away plastic bottles: Recycling hasn’t always existed as we know it today. While plastic bottles are everywhere, we’re increasingly aware of the need to recycle them.
☞ Having a tooth pulled by your barber: That’s precisely who pulled out damaged teeth after dental care instruments were invented in the 16th century.
☞ Watching movies at specific times: Remember waiting for the exact time a movie would be shown on TV? And tough luck if you missed it! Thanks to streaming, the way we watch shows and movies has been transformed.
☞ Corporal punishment at school: Not only do laws now prohibit it, society sees it as barbaric. Current teaching methods favor non-violent means of discipline.
☞ Smoking in restaurants: You knew this was coming. Smoking sections first appeared in in the 1990s (US). Eventually, smoking was banned in all public places, including restaurants.
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