magic trick

I am fascinated by magic. I know full-well it all boils down to illusion, and using distractions to take your focus off what makes the act a trick, but that's part of the allure for me. I like trying to figure out how the artist is taking my attention away from what makes the trick a trick. After watching the video of local magician, A.C. Shawdini seemingly run the cord of his earbuds through his

There's gotta be a logical explanation for this.

A glass of water is all that's needed to play some serious head games with your eyes.

The world's a really <insert f-word here> place right now. Our elected officials are acting like children, dogs and cats are sleeping together, and a show about hillbilly millionaires may be the most popular thing on TV. It's just bonkers. Which is why it's nice to see there are still good people out there, like magician Stuart Edge.

While Nik Wallenda makes waves for walking across the Grand Canyon, a British illusionist is pulling his own brave stunt across the pond.

I bet he's performed the old "disappearing sausage" trick on all kinds of ladies!

This video has been making its way around the web for the past couple of days. It features a group of friends who decide to prank their unsuspecting buddy by having him participate in "magic trick". In the end, the prankee is the one with the upper-hand.