‘Magic matters,” says David Copperfield. “It transports people into a world in which the impossible appears possible.” It was magic, after all, that transported him—David Seth Kotkin, born 65 years ...

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A negligence lawsuit against David Copperfield is taking the mystery out of one of the Emmy-winning magician's more famous routines Lindsay Kimble is the Executive Editor, News at PEOPLE. She joined ...

NPR's A Martínez speaks with illusionist David Copperfield about his book: History of Magic. It includes photos of magic artifacts and stories of the magicians who used them. Illusionist David ...

He may be a master of illusion, of fooling the eye and sleight of hand, but David Copperfield says magic for him has never been about deception. "Truth is very important to me," the illusionist told ...

David Copperfield might be most famous for extravagant illusions that include making the Statue of liberty disappear and walking through the Great Wall of China. But perhaps his biggest feat yet is ...

On its face, yes, David Copperfield being forced to hand over the dark secrets of a decades-old magic trick in a courtroom setting sucks. Magic is fun! Magic is one of the only reliable express lanes ...

In a new exhibit, artefacts from the magician’s personal collection are on display Those attending the press preview of the New York Historical Society’s latest exhibition expected a tour of David ...

One of the most famous magic tricks of all time would never have been possible without a certain Washington connection. "When I wanted to make the Statue of Liberty disappear, the Parks Department ...

EXCLUSIVE: The chairman of the powerful House Rules Committee introduced legislation this week that would categorize magic as a “rare and valuable art form and national treasure” and to recognize it ...