Flying Elvis was a way to supersize publicity, says Ryse CEO Mick Kowitz. “It took a lot of time to secure the filming permits and work with different state and city agencies,” he told Robb Report.

Other members of the troupe said the Las Vegas man apparently misjudged the landing and hit the ground at 50 mph. "I talked to his family (Monday) and they said he is doing well, but he did break his ...

LAS VEGAS - A memorial is scheduled this month in California for a "Flying Elvis" who died of severe injuries including a broken pelvis suffered in a September skydiving mishap in Montana, a family ...