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In the pantheon of unforgettable Wheel of Fortune outtakes, a moment from an episode this past May definitely rises to the top: A contestant by the name of Tavaris Williams made the baffling decision to declare that a four-word phrase on Vanna White’s puzzle board was meant to read “Right in the Butt.”

The actual answer was “This is the best.”

Williams stood silent, his eyes wide, while a fellow contestant exclaimed “what?!” The audience roared with laughter.

“Everyone was like, no, no,” recalls executive producer Bellamie Blackstone. “Then Tavaris said, ‘I’ve never said those words in my life. I don’t know why I said them out loud on TV.'”

If only his moment of shame ended there. The clip would end up going viral, with multiple outlets reporting on the Nfsw pronouncement and some even asking Williams to relive the humiliation in interviews.

Although Blackstone...

Masters of Illusion has aired on different networks as specials and series, and even has spawned a successful touring magic show, but now it has found a magical new home on The CW with host Dean Cain (Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman). The show features the world’s best magicians and illusionists performing great escapes, fascinating sleight-of-hand tricks and large-scale illusions before a studio audience. Executive producer Gay Blackstone (widow of famed magician Harry Blackstone Jr.) says Masters of Illusion will feature magic that the audience has never seen. “Some of the show’s magic may be classic, but … Continue reading →

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Jim O'Rear isn't just an actor, no, no ,no! Mr. O'Rear as done stunt work, writes, produces and directs so he does wear many hats in the film making biz. Check out my latest "Versus" as we get to know Jim O'Rear better and all the projects he's working on and other cool stuff.

Brian S- First off, Jim, how'd you get into acting?

Jim O'Rear- It was by accident, actually. Many, many years ago (when I was about 11 years old) I was performing across the country as “The Youngest Professional Magician,” appearing with people like Harry Blackstone Jr. and The Great Tomsoni. After a performance, one night, a television producer approached me and asked if I’d like to act in a television commercial. I told him that I wasn’t interested and that I didn’t know anything about acting. He tried to tell me that what...