Uri Geller Bends Decades-Long Rivalry Between Believers and Skeptics

Geller gained fame in 1973 for claiming to bend metal with his mind, igniting debates over the paranormal.
Geller became a global celebrity and icon of unexplained phenomena, performing feats like restarting watches and bending cutlery that dazzled audiences.
Magicians accused Geller of trickery, leading to televised contests and disputes, but Geller prevailed.
Geller built a multimillion-dollar business from reality shows, books, and performances.
Geller now operates a museum in Israel and continues inspiring magicians, emphasizing charisma and showmanship.