FENG SHUI IN THE MEDIA

Feng Shui has found it's way into every aspect of our culture - Magazines, Movies, Television, Radio, News Papers and even the Web.

RECENT REFERENCES TO FENG SHUI

MAGAZINES:

Feng Shui articles have appeared in: New Age, Esquire, Metropolitan Home, Fortune, Selectra, FSB/ New York, New York Woman and TV Guide to name a just few.

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MOVIES: 

"What's the Worst that could Happen"  June 2001 - starring Martin Lawrence and Danny Divito: The movie's premise revolves around a "Lucky Ring" - this ring insignia is the trigram of the Dwei area of the Ba Gua -  AND Danny Divito's character a wealthy business tycoon, has his personal secretary regularly consult the I Ching concerning all of his business dealings.

"Swordfish" June 2001 starring John Travolta and Hugh Jackman.  Hugh Jackman's Character refers to someone Messing up his Ch'i- ( not exact quote ) 

"Doctor Doolittle 2" All through the movie the pet lizard-Pipito- wants to "Blend in" he never feels at home in his surroundings towards the end of the movie, the Doolittle family takes him to his freshly painted - GREEN- room where he is ecstatically happy because he blends in.  In his joy he is jumping and shouting, "I blend in, I blend in couldn't we paint the rest of the house this way?  It is very Feng Shui."

TELEVISION:
Feng Shui, has been the topic on Ophra, ABC World News Tonight, Dateline and many others both local and national.

The latest reference to Feng Shui in a TV show was - June 2001 - "Law and Order"
Where there was a victim shot in his bed and there were three mirrors pieced together (to look like one large mirror) above the bed and an investigating officer says, "There are some serious Feng Shui problems going on here."