Justin Willman has quickly become one of the busiest TV-personalities and live entertainers in America. He presently hosts the hit shows Cupcake Wars and Last Cake Standing on the Food Network and is the star of HubWorldand Scrabble Showdown on the recently launched Hub Network. He’s also well known as the witty correspondent on the Rachael Ray talk show with more than 20 appearances.

Justin’s Tricked Out Tour takes him around the globe with a hugely popular one-man comedy and magic live show. For that he was just voted “Entertainer of the Year” by Campus Activities Magazine…for a record-breaking fourth year in a row!

Earlier this year he appeared in the Showtime documentary Make Believe, guest-starred on the hit CBS show The Defenders, and made a cameo onthe long-running Disney sitcom The Suite Life on Deck. He’s also the creator and executive producer of the video-on-demand TV series Turning Tricks on the DirecTV network.

Justin recently toured with musician and friend Jason Mraz as the emcee and ringmaster of the Music, Magic & Make Peace Tour. The groundbreaking endeavor was a neo-vaudeville, eco-friendly, circus-on-wheels.

Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Justin began entertaining at the age of 12. After breaking both of his arms trying to ride a bicycle while wearing rollerblades (a hopeless attempt to impress girls), he started learning card tricks as an alternative to physical therapy. Nicknamed by his mother as “Justin Kredible”, he officially turned pro when his parents hired him to perform at his sister’s fifth birthday party. (He still has not been paid for the gig.)

Justin is a graduate of Emerson College in Boston, and currently resides in Los Angeles. He does not own a rabbit.