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The lights went up. "Uh-oh, I hope he doesn’t choose me," I whispered. He did. Before I could wriggle a word of protest, he winked and beckoned me to go up on stage. "What am I doing here?" I asked.


He twirled a pack of playing cards and flashed them like a Spanish fan before my gaping, astonished eyes. "I want you to pick a card, any card," he replied. Daintily, I picked one.


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Music meets magic

March 24, 2008 - 12:00am

There’s something about music and magic that beguiles Rannie Raymundo.  And it doesn’t come as a surprise for those who know him well.  The composer of many a hit songs, among them Dingdong...

Entertainment

C’est magique

By Letty Jacinto-Lopez | April 3, 2005 - 12:00am

The lights went up. "Uh-oh, I hope he doesn’t choose me," I whispered. He did. Before I could wriggle a word of protest, he winked and beckoned me to go up on stage. "What am I doing here?"...

Sunday Lifestyle