Magic

Our very own Lazarus Benson was on the road over the Independence Day break and performed his brand of street magic in Loveland, Colorado. His card tracks left the audience in awe!!! Check out this week's set of tricks he "lovingly" entitled: Mile High Magic.

Lazarus Benson is back again, bringing us our weekly dose of Monday Magic. This week's feat is titled: The Wolverine. If you have any knowledge of the iconic comic book character from X-Men with the same name, you might be able to alude what this trick entails.

This week's Monday Magic trick is a doozy!!! Casper's own Lazarus Benson is breaking new (and possibly dangerous) ground with this one. Laz has aptly entitled this crazy feat of madness: Blind Foiled!

This is good week for our very own "wizard of wonderment", Lazarus Benson. June 12th and 13th are officially Lazarus Benson Day (one date for the city and the other for the state respectively).

The first Monday Magic of the summer is officially here! Our very own Lazarus Benson is back with his own personal brand of street magic. This week, he wows us with two separate tricks he simply calls: 2 Incredibles. The first involves playing cards and a sealed Ziplock bag...

It's always motivating to see someone in your hometown chasing after their dreams. That is the case with Casper's very own Lazarus Benson.

This absolutely blew my mind when I first saw this.  This guy's sleight of hand is amazing! There isn't much i can say to describe this guy's skills.  So just watch.

They say that laughter is the best medicine, and the lucky folks that caught Bob Zany and Keith West at The Attic on Friday should be in good health for the next few years, as the laughs were aplenty. Keith West and his lovely assistant opened the show with some magic, some dancing, and some very odd costumes, before Zany came on stage with his trademark cigar and one-liners. Not there? Check out

Master Magician Keith West performs a couple of card tricks for Rodeo Rick and Jon Michaels.

We've all seen some amazing shots, but I doubt that many hold up on the AMAZO-METER  next to this shot. If asked to duplicate the result, how many tries do you think it would take?