RAY WILCOX
SPECIAL AWARD
Congratulations to Ray Wilcox for this
incredible achievemt as he begins his
19th season.
warded the "Best Family Travel
A
Destination" in the state of Wisconsin.
Reader's Digest annual awards - one per
state.
Who doesn't love a magic show? At the
Rick Wilcox Magic Theater you can see
one of the highest-rated magic shows
in the country. It's an ideal event for
all ages, and it's a much cheaper ticket
that you'll find in Vegas. This show will
undoubtedly leave you wondering how
they do it!
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CRISS ANGEL
HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME
Criss receives a STAR on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
“And it really had a profound effect on
me and I’m sure it has a profound effect
on so many people that come here, to
this famous street, with a dream,” he
said. “A dream that seems impossible,
but a dream that comes a little closer
when you see these stars and you
realize that all of these people that
are on this street are just like you and
me, except they worked their ass off,
persevered, didn’t listen to negativity
and made something of their dream.”
Born Christopher Nicholas Sarantakos
on Dec. 19, 1967, in Hempstead, New
York, Angel developed an interest in
magic when he was 7 years old and
performed his first show when he was
12, receiving $10. He b egan touring
with other traveling performance acts
after graduating from high school.
Lance Burton at the presentation of the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Illusionist Criss Angel was honored with the 2,615th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on
Thursday, July 20, 2017. The star is located at 7018 Hollywood Boulevard next to the historic
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and across the street from the star of Houdini! On hand to
speak were Randy Couture, Lance Burton and Gary Oldman.
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“I remember coming here in the 90s and walking across that street there and I came
across Houdini’s star,” Angel told the crowd. “And I thought to myself, as somebody who’s a
starving artist with just a big dream, it’s unbelievable. Houdini died in 1926 and his star will
remain here for as long as this planet is here.
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