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The article discusses the recent MAGIC and Project trade shows in Las Vegas, highlighting the interest in sports and fashion, particularly in denim, skateboarding, and golf brands. The shows featured over 2,500 brands, with a focus on sustainability and textile innovation. Key brands showcased included Organsk Copenhagen, Mavi, WeSC, Gola, Mavrans, Jiji Studio, Maison Anana, New Balance Numeric, ASN Hats, and Williams Athletic Club, each offering unique styles and sustainable practices. Overall, the trade shows were well-received, indicating a growing momentum in the fashion industry post-COVID. [Extracted from the article]

The article features Glenn Kaino, cocurator of the exhibition "Breath(e): Toward Climate and Social Justice" at the Hammer Museum, and his insights on conservation and artistic production. He discusses his favorite song "Splitting Off the Edge of the World," by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, his revisit of magician Teller's show "Shadows" in Las Vegas, Nevada, and his admiration for fashion designer and community activist Ron Finley.

COTERIE PREVIEW The Coterie and MAGIC trade shows have returned to NewYork, showing Tuesday through Thursday at Jacob K. JavitsCenter. Y-Y Official cotton T-shirtand cotton nylon skirt;Suzanne Rae shoes. Sophie Rue silk and elastanedress and stretch viscose pants;Suzanne Rae shoes. [Extracted from the article]

The Edinburgh International Festival and its counterpart, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, take place for three weeks in August and bring a wide range of cultural events to the Scottish capital. The main attractions are the highbrow Edinburgh International Festival, featuring major dance, theater, opera, and music companies, and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which offers thousands of shows running virtually 24/7. The city's population doubles during this time as millions of people attend performances at various venues across the city. The festivals have served as a launchpad for many famous performers, and there is much to see and do in Edinburgh beyond the festivals, including visiting historical sites, museums, and enjoying diverse cuisine. [Extracted from the article]

James Morosini stars in the thriller-mystery film "It's What's Inside," which debuted at Sundance and was later acquired by Netflix for $17 million. The movie, directed by Greg Jardin, features Morosini in a lead role where he takes on the personalities of multiple characters in a body-swap thriller. Executive-produced by Colman Domingo, the film also stars Brittany O'Grady, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Devon Terrell, and Gavin Leatherwood, and follows a group of friends who swap bodies during a wedding celebration. Morosini, a filmmaker inspired by his family's involvement in acting, is currently working on his next project, a psychological thriller titled "Mommy's Home." [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses nine fashion brands that were showcased at the recent Coterie and MAGIC trade shows in New York. The brands include Unreal Fur, Acaria Studio, Bonnie Clyde, Fairchild Baldwin, Halfdays, Ayelet by Naot, Meilleur Moment, Little Layers from The Little Words Project, and Denise Rae. Each brand has its own unique background and style, ranging from ethical and vegan outerwear to sustainable and minimalist designs. The article provides key information about each brand, including founders, background, key pieces, and retail prices. [Extracted from the article]

The PGA show will host more than 120 top and emerging golf apparel, accessories and lifestyle products in the hotel's ballrooms. The Dallas Men's Show will be held at the Dallas Market Center and will feature more than 700 classic and contemporary apparel, accessories and footwear brands. The deal with PGA Golf Exhibitions, which will hold its Buying & Education Summit July 31 to Aug. 2 at the Omni PGA Frisco Resort and PGA Frisco, the new home of the PGA of America, allows registrants of either event to visit both shows. [Extracted from the article]

PARIS SPECIAL EDITION FASHION * The MAGIC and Coterie trade shows returnedto New York's Jacob K. Javits Center for an in-personshow from Feb. 27 to March 1 The MAGIC and Coterie trade showsreturned to New York's Jacob K. Javits Centerfor an in-person experience from Feb. 27to March 1. COTERIE BRAND: Amur DESIGNER: Jordana Warmflash BACKSTORY: Although the women'scontemporary label launched in springof 2017, its fall 2022 collection marks thedebut for designer Jordana Warmflash,who joined the label in November of 2021following her role as creative director forrtw label Novis. AT THE MAGIC SHOW BRAND: Natori DESIGNER: Josie C. Natori BACKSTORY: Natori introduced a capsulecollection of slippers and casual slidesfor fall 2021 to go with her loungewearcollection. [Extracted from the article]

BUSINESS * Retailers are betting Barbiecore styles, urbancowboy, '90s grunge and sequins will be strongersellers in seasons ahead New York City got a little touch of MAGICthis week. It's hard to say whether the pandemicand subsequent economic issues areimpacting the New York trade show circuit,since MAGIC -- which began in Californiain the 1930s and moved to Las Vegas circa1990 -- didn't make its New York debutuntil 2021. "A lot of our return wholesale[customers] are primarily using onlinemarketplaces", said Anna Butler,wholesale and account manager at StivaliNew York, a footwear brand based inBrooklyn, New York. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the career profile and achievements of illusionist Criss Angel. Topics discussed include his role in several fields such as director, illusion designer and executive producer, his magical performance at Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada and mentions his successful magic show A&E series ``Mindfreak.''

Raphael Camp, chief executive officerof Eurovet, acknowledged that somebrands and retailers opted out of attendingthe trade show circuit in person thistime around because of New York City'srequired vaccine mandates (visitors at theJavits Center were required to show proofof vaccination and wear a mask whileindoors), but added that attendance wasbetter than expected with more than 1,300buyers, or roughly 70 percent of Curve's2020 attendance rates. PARIS SPECIAL EDITION BUSINESS * Buyers seek out optimistic colors and prints,while brands try to navigate new crises NEW YORK - The trade show circuit isback in full swing in New York. Retailers or buyers at MAGIC includedAsos, Urban Outfitters, Walmart,Bloomingdale's, Forever 21, Lulu's, FreePeople, Macy's and Saks Off 5th, TJXand Belk, among others, in addition to anumber of indie boutiques. [Extracted from the article]

But in 2009, the brand was hitwith a cease-and-desist letter fromNike, which alleged that Yums'parent company, Already, infringedon its Air Force 1 sneaker designand demanded the brand removeits sneakers from the market. Moton said boutiques pulledaway from Yums due to the legalbattle, so the brand shifted toheadwear in partnership withNew Era instead. Fashion Scoops Yums, the Dallas-basedstreetwear brand createdby street artist Tex Moton,relaunched on Thursday with its"Sweet Series" sneakers thathave been out of the market formore than a decade due to alegal battle with Nike. [Extracted from the article]

BUSINESS * The events will be held at the Orange CountyConvention Center in Orlando, Feb. 9 to 11 WWIN and the Offprice Show are tradingin the desert for the beach next year whenthey join MAGIC at its pop-up market inOrlando, Fla., this coming February. United by the common aim of reinvigoratingthe retail industry, Offprice, MAGIC Pop-upOrlando, and WWIN Orlando Showcase willbe able to greatly accelerate its recoverypost-COVID-19. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the magic shows at the Performa 09, a performance-art festival in New York City. It notes that the event features the magic show "Cinemagician," by Yeondoo Jung. Meanwhile, the "Honor Among Thieves," by artist Glenn Kaino and magician Ryan Majestic focuses on the mythology of Tarot cards and sleight of hands. According to RoseLee Goldberg, founder and director of Performa, the uncertainty in the art market plays a role in all the emphasis on magic.

The article highlights a performance by magician Ryan Oakes at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City. Oakes created an act that extends the theories of E.H. Gombrich, who wrote that the basis of perspective in art rests on the eye's inability to see around curves, to magic. According to Suzanne Anker of the SVA, Oake's act and Gombrich's theories share a kind of suspension of the rational mind.

The article reports about the "Magic castle," and it's impact on the life of Larsen clan. The article also sheds light on Larsen's family and how Larsen brothers founded the club and their first show "It's Magic," in 1956. The article focuses more on elder brother Milt Larsen and his contribution towards media, entertainment and writing books.

Focuses on the presentation of 'The Magician,' an evening of illusions based on the work of magician Harry Blackstone. Location and stars of the show; Rights acquired by the Broadway producers to all illusions created by Blackstone; Creatives on the project.

The article offers information on topics discussed at the August 9, 2011 issue of "Women's Wear Daily," (WWD), such as the upcoming Magic Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the laces offered in junior markets.

The article reports the gathering of some of the greatest magicians in United States at Kodak Theater to celebrate 50th anniversary of "It's magic," legit show. The show was hosted by magic enthusiast Jason Alexander and every magician will allotted a 10 minute slot to to enthrall the audience on stage.