text: There is so much potential in this strategy for magic and magic shows. Because magic is attractive and familiar, what better way of luring audiences with this red herring, and then turning towards stranger things? I promised a card trick... however, here's an experiment in rhythmic speech and deconstructed narrative, ha!
  Unlike Resnais's film, however, I wonder if magic is more constrained by the promise inherent in the genre (the final surprise or revelation, the entertaining climax): no matter how much you stray from the magic trick, I wonder if as a magician you still have to end on that familiar, slightly toe-curling, but-oh-so-reassuring final note: "Ta-da...!"
  
  Get ready to play the craziest dress up game on the internet! It’s a DressUpWho exclusive and it features two of your favorite Disney Princesses, Moana and Ariel who have been challenged to flaunt some of the most atypical, less flattering outfits ever seen… yeah, they are going [...]