July 7: Religious Racketeers
Religious Racketeers (later retitled The Mystic Circle Murders), a film featuring Beatrice Houdini in a supporting role, premiered on this day in 1938.
Religious Racketeers (later retitled The Mystic Circle Murders), a film featuring Beatrice Houdini in a supporting role, premiered on this day in 1938.
Magicians declare that the jugglers always “kill” at magic conventions. My first thought is, of course they do. Not because they are better, but because they are different.
Sara Rodríguez offers her observations and insights on this elusive shuffle; and why it is sometimes important to pursue a challenge, for the pure joy of it.
It’s OK: Your subconscious is doing the hard work. And as it works quietly in the background, it saves the day with great ideas, in your time of need.
Here's a terrific trick originally published in Genii by Judson Brown and Charlier Miller with a fun, Sadowitz twist.
Genii's Jim Steinmeyer joins Blake Vogt and pair tackle a old plot and elevate it to new heights building both routining, and an ending.
Another round up: a letter from Mom, readers catching up, and a message from our magic editor.
Get the real work on what it takes to set up and tear down a full-evening touring illusion show.
The Academy of Magical Arts hosted the 56th awards show in May 2025. It was a star-studded night.
2025 marks an astonishing 50-year anniversary for this very special youth program at The Magic Castle.
A Siegfried & Roy series, that "tells the wild ride of the two greatest showen-magicians" is coming to Apple TV+
There’s a new magic establishment coming to Chicago, and this one is making its home on the Magnificent Mile.