David Haig shines as writer and star of this dramatisation about the fraught friendship of two entertainment giants and their debate over what is real or simply illusion The admirable actor David Haig ...

APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - A master of illusion and the most famous escape artist of all time often called Wisconsin his home. Harry Houdini is a familiar name in Wisconsin, and his life and legacy ...

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An interest in spiritualism drew the escapologist and the Sherlock Holmes author together but, as actor-playwright Haig’s drama Magic shows, also threw them into conflict It’s the question most often ...

Amazon is reportedly developing a new initiative internally dubbed ‘Project Houdini’ to radically accelerate the construction of the data centres powering the artificial intelligence boom. According ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is exploring pre-fabricated modular data centers to help speed up construction timelines. According to Business Insider, citing internal documents accessed by the publication ...

A rare collection of tools and tricks used by legendary magician Harry Houdini for seemingly inexplicable escape acts — including handcuffs and neck and leg shackles — are now on display a century ...

Escape artist Harry Houdini is shown before being lowered in a packing crate into the ice-covered Detroit River in 1907. (AP Photo) (1907 AP ) DETROIT – There’s an urban legend that Harry Houdini died ...

On Halloween night in 1936, the tiny, white-haired widow of Harry Houdini made her final attempt to contact him from beyond the grave. Beatrice "Bess" Houdini fell hard in love with the escapologist ...

This piece is excerpted from National Geographic's Book of Magic and the Occult: A Visual History. He’s the most famous magician to ever live, but few realize that Harry Houdini (1874–1926) began life ...

That’s what Harry Houdini wrote in his diary after his death-defying leap into the Erie Canal in Rochester in May 1907. The famous escape artist came to Rochester to settle a bet that he could free ...