LONDON (Reuters) - American magician David Blaine, dubbed "the modern day Houdini," is to be suspended in a glass box over the River Thames in London for more than six weeks without food.
The flamboyant, 30-year-old New Yorker, famed for spectacular stunts atop poles and frozen in ice, is to be hauled into solitary confinement on Sept. 5 in what he called "the most extreme exercise in isolation and physical deprivation ever attempted."
Against the backdrop of London's Tower Bridge, he will spend 44 days suspended by a crane in his clear plexiglass box "with no food, no communication and no distractions of any kind."
He will have one tube to give him water and another for urinating.
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The flamboyant, 30-year-old New Yorker, famed for spectacular stunts atop poles and frozen in ice, is to be hauled into solitary confinement on Sept. 5 in what he called "the most extreme exercise in isolation and physical deprivation ever attempted."
Against the backdrop of London's Tower Bridge, he will spend 44 days suspended by a crane in his clear plexiglass box "with no food, no communication and no distractions of any kind."
He will have one tube to give him water and another for urinating.
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