Shin Lim’s card tricks go from fun to absolutely mind-blowing. He starts off with a warm-up where everyone in the audience has four cards to follow along—a great icebreaker that gets you ...

How ‘AGT’ Champion Shin Lim Adapted His Magic Act for Pandemic-Era Audiences (Guest Blog) “What I do truly relies on being able to see people and read them,” notes Lim’s opening act ...

Lim said he learned to approach his magic act from a different perspective. “When I was creating this show, it wasn’t as much about the tricks as it was about the emotion of the show,” he said.

For Halloween in October 2024, Lim appeared on The Tonight Show and shocked Jimmy Fallon with a series of card tricks that must be seen to be comprehended. "Jimmy, I don't think of this as a magic ...

While magic was Lim’s hobby as a teenager, his original career path was in music. He was a promising young pianist, participating in competitions beginning at age 11, and studying music in college.

Two-time winner of "America’s Got Talent" Shin Lim stops by Studio 1A to talk about his new Las Vegas residency opening at the Palazzo Theater at the Venetian Resort. He also gives TODAY a sneak ...

Shin Lim, two-time "America's Got Talent" winner and sleight-of-hand artist, celebrates "National Magic Day" with NBC News. He performs a card trick and chats with Morgan and Vicky about his new ...

Lim's magic has to be seen to be believed, and even then, it's hard not to think that it's some kind of camera trick. Without a word, synchronized to music, he makes card magic into a kind of visual ...

In 2015, Lim became the International Federation of Magic Societies champion for close-up card magic. The same year, he appeared the TV show, “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” and returned two years later.

Shin Lim, a world-renowned sleight-of-hand artist, is bringing his new show to Connecticut. Lim, who won “America’s Got Talent” in 2018, and then won the first season of its spinoff ...

In 2015, Lim became the International Federation of Magic Societies champion for close-up card magic. The same year, he appeared the TV show, “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” and returned two years later.