David Copperfield Card Trick

April 14, 2009 · Filed Under Card Tricks, David Copperfield, Stage Magic · 1 Comment 

David Copperfield performs his grandfather’s amazing four ace card trick during a 1995 television special.

Real Hustle - Bill & Bottle

January 26, 2009 · Filed Under Bar Magic, Tutorials · Comment 

Win free drinks by betting anyone to remove a bill from underneath a bottle without touching the bottle, or knocking it over.

Penn & Teller Cup and Balls Routine

January 25, 2009 · Filed Under Penn & Teller · Comment 

Penn & Teller perform an entertaining cup and balls routine and then they do it again using clear cups!

The Trick of 12 Nails

January 24, 2009 · Filed Under Bar Magic, Tutorials · Comment 

Learn how to balance 11 nails on the head of one nail.

David Blaine’s Ace Shake Card Trick Revealed

October 6, 2008 · Filed Under Card Tricks, Tutorials · 1 Comment 

Learn how to make their chosen card appear between two aces when you shake them over the deck. David Blaine originally performed this trick.

Learn the French Drop Sleight

October 5, 2008 · Filed Under Tutorials · Comment 

Learn how to do the french drop with a coin to vanish it and then make it reappear.

Rope in Neck Magic Revealed

October 4, 2008 · Filed Under Tutorials · Comment 

Learn how to do Criss Angel’s trick where he pulls a rope right through his neck. Looks very convincing.

The Magic of Anthony Reed

October 3, 2008 · Filed Under Stage Magic · Comment 

Anthony Reed performs a great magic routine on America’s Got Talent. It involves plenty of bird productions plus a lovely assistant.

Criss Angel Saws Himself in Half

October 2, 2008 · Filed Under Criss Angel · 1 Comment 

Criss Angel lies on a table and then a giant saw comes down, cutting him in half along with the table. Both parts of his body are moving and each half of the table is completely exposed, hanging from above. The trick looks really impressive, especially since everything is out in the open.

Physics Toothpick Magic Trick

October 1, 2008 · Filed Under Science Tricks · Comment 

Suspend a spoon and a fork from the end of a toothpick that’s balancing on its other end on the edge of a glass. Looks way cooler than I can describe.

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