Nostradamus, the superpsychic of the 16th century, was certain the world would end this month. But don't worry. Contrary to popular belief, debunker James Randi says the famous psychic has never been right about anything.
Some parties are rain or shine.
But as long as life as we know it still exists on July 31, professional skeptic James Randi and his supporters are ready to get down and boogie. You may have heard doomsday prophesies before. The Jehovah's Witnesses proclaimed that the Battle of Armageddon would take place in 1914, then in 1925, and yet again in 1975. But this year especially, the approach of a new millennium has a crush of fatalists convinced that hellhounds are snapping at their heels. The only question might be whether Elvis shows up to save the day.