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Sony Pictures Television is launching a YouTube channel with magician Jason Latimer that will fuse illusions with science. The channel is called Impossible Science.

In his first series of original videos, Impossible Science: At Home, Latimer aims to inspire curiosity through experiments and lessons, some featuring special celebrity guests through Zoom.

In an exclusive first look at the channel, Latimer shows viewers how to use weights to make it look like a pencil is floating. Check out the video above.

The series and channel is being produced through WonderFirst by Jason Latimer and Dustin Gould in association with Sony Pictures Television. Stacey Crawford is the series producer.

Pac-man was conceived in a pizza shop. Interchangeable game console cartridges were created by a black man. These facts and more I discovered after spending a good part of my 8-hour sleep requirement watching Netflix’s game documentary, High Score. A limited six episode series of ~40 minutes each.

From the second the Netflix documentary starts, it is almost a race to the end. Fast paced. Thrilling. Leaving you wanting more. Just like a well developed game would.

A beautifully narrated story is woven in each story with insanely fluid art direction and animation revealing the lives and times of some of the most famous game creators and the roles they have played in the now bustling, cult-like gaming culture of the world. From the legendary arcade game, Pac-Man’s random conception by Toru Iwatani- in a pizza shop- to dispelling preconceptions of violent games being a millennial phenomenon, the documentary is Mario on Nat Geo Wild in a Tesla.

By Andrew Webster for The Verge Rodney Mullen is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment Rodney Mullen still remembers the first time he went on tour after appearing in a Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater game. Mullen is widely regarded as one of the most influential skaters of all time, credited with creating many of the tricks — like the

Brain coach Jim Kwik says billionaire Elon Musk hired him after they bonded over science fiction books like “Lord of the Rings” and Isaac Asimov’s “Foundation Series.”

“I think leaders are readers,” Kwik tells CNBC Make It.

By Gabrielle Bienasz for Inc Chris Voss is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment Chris Voss handled hostage negotiation for the FBI for 15 years. Here are his tips for finding common ground. Former FBI negotiator Chris Voss’s first piece of advice for negotiating during the Covid-19 crisis is to acknowledge it for what it is:

Dr. Stephen Klasko is exclusively represented by CAL Entertainment This article originally appeared in Modern Healthcare The Jefferson Health telehealth team has been calling themselves the “Night’s Watch,” a reference to the “Game of Thrones” border army. And they’re right—telehealth has tackled the first battle in the war against COVID-19. In January, Jefferson’s telehealth program

By Kathleen Elkins for CNBC Andy Stumpf is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment The COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on American life is unprecedented. It’s natural to feel anxious — and maybe a bit panicked. But keeping your emotions in check is more important than ever right now, says retired Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf, who was a member of

In the age of social media, it’s out with long reads and in with easy-to-understand snippets; we’re all finding new ways to absorb information.

The list honors the businesses making the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.

Jim Kwik is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment By Gabrielle Bienasz, Inc The two most costly words in business, according to memory optimization expert Jim Kwik: “I forgot.” Speaking at an event in New York City Thursday for his upcoming book, “Limitless,” which hits shelves on April 28, Kwik talked about how to increase your networking skills and overall productivity by maximizing