David Blaine Makes 'Up' Movie a Reality by Soaring With 52 Helium Balloons -- See the Best Internet Reactions

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Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorHopeful New York movie theaters owners got slapped down again Wednesday as Governor Andrew Cuomo agreed to open NYC for indoor dining on Sept. 30 – following a green light for casinos, gyms, bowling alleys and malls — with no word on cinemas.The omission, according to Imax CEO Rich Gefond, speaking at a media conference today, is “a head scratcher.” Movie chains, especially small independents, are hanging by a thread.

Lily Allen and David Harbour have sparked marriage rumors before, but it seems now they're ready to tie the knot. The couple has obtained a marriage license in Las Vegas, ET confirms. Allen, 35, and Harbour, 45, obtained their marriage license on Sunday, and have a year from that date to say «I do» before it expires.

Katie Holmes is very much in the new relationship phase with chef Emilio Vitolo, a source tells ET.The 41-year-old actress was spotted sitting on 33-year-old Vitolo's lap as the two shared a kiss while dining at a restaurant in New York City on Monday in photos published by .

first linked in August 2019 while seemingly on a date at the Piccadilly Theatre in London. They were later seen together at a boxing match.The romance heated up quickly, and she even headed to New York City to support the actor when he hosted "Saturday Night Live" in October 2019.

live on his YouTube channel, the video shows Blaine floating over the desert in Page, Arizona, piloting 52 helium-filled balloons at an altitude of roughly 8,000 feet.The full clip clocks in at just under three hours on YouTube, and begins with the warning, “This is a research and development flight test demonstration.”Check out the video here:Blaine narrated the experience through his own mic for the duration of Ascension, liaising with a team on the ground as he rose up to 15,000 feet.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorDavid Blaine’s live stunt Ascension, in which he flew over the Arizona desert using helium balloons, has shattered a YouTube record.Today’s stunt was the most-watched YouTube Original Live Event to date, according to the video streaming platform, with over 770,000 peak concurrent viewers, besting Dear Class of 2020 (665k peak concurrents), The Creator Games Presented by MrBeast (662k peak concurrent), Will Smith: The Jump (more than 300k peak concurrents) and

David Blaine successfully performed his first live stunt since 2012 titled “Ascension,” which saw him soar high above the Arizona desert propelled by helium-filled balloons. Blaine teamed up with YouTube to fund and live stream the incredibly dangerous stunt.