Magic
Ancient tablet found at Roman fort in Netherlands bears Greek curse against enemies
The lead curse tablet found in the Netherlands was discovered by a team of Dutch archaeologists in a pit beneath the town hall square of the Roman military settlement of Coriovallum.
Sleight of mind: Israeli mentalist Ran Gafner shares his magic
Beyond a reasonable doubt with Lior Suchard
Lior Suchard: From skepticism to awe
‘Onward': not necessarily Pixar's best movie, but possibly its weirdest
The conceit of the movie is that although we are in a land populated by trolls, centaurs, and other mythic creatures, magic itself is a thing of the past, having long been eclipsed by science.
Lior Suchard revamps Nat’l Geo’s ‘Brain Games’
Lior Suchard talks with the Post on how Brain Games shows "the hidden potential of the brain."
Israeli magicians perform their latest illusions on Israel Railways
The two performers treated some 100 passengers en route from Kiryat Motzkin to Tel Aviv.
Necessary Stories: Witch’s broom
Netanyahu stumps the world-famous mentalist
Lior Suchard reads minds, but can't quite get inside the prime minister's head
Globetrotting master mentalist Suchard says 'Israel will always be home'
“I could probably tell you that I could make more money if I lived in New York or LA. But I live here, my family is here. I invite guests here all the time."
Israeli illusionist hints at knowledge of JFK assassination
The Israeli-born mentalist and illusionist hints he may have been tapped on the shoulder by the CIA to help shed light on the motives behind the 1963 JFK assassination.
Double, double toil and trouble: Exploring modern-day witches
People may buy into magic in private, but many sectors of the modern world don’t tend to embrace such beliefs, viewing them as ridiculous or weak.
