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The irony is that many of the women most susceptible to this scam haven’t even seen any of Woody’s movies, nor would they want to touch the actual Woody Allen if they ever had the chance (especially since he’s proven to be an über-pervy clarinet freak). If asked, most of these foxy ladies wouldn’t classify Woody Allen as sexy, or handsome, or even
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and Maurizio Cattelan. For the first half-decade of the twenty-first century, Segalot chose Takashi Murakami, Luc Tuymans, Matthew Barney, and Robert Gober.
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Throughout the civilized world, from Battery Park to Fulton Street, he was known as a dependable man for a fast tax write-off.
Joseph Heller • Catch-22
Historically, many of magic’s most successful illusions have become instant for-sale commodities. In 1921, the British illusionist P. T. Selbit debuted Sawing Through a Woman, the quintessential woman-in-a-box stage illusion that would instantly captivate the world and forever change stage magic. After word spread, American magician Horace Goldin c
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