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New Jersey Monthly Magazine
La Gorce, Tammy

Rock Solid

Jon Bon Jovi helps develop an affordable housing tract, called JBJ Soul Homes, in Newark. more

An Arts District Takes Root in Orange

There's something of a Renaissance taking place in Orange, as a burgeoning local arts district is slowly, but surely, coming to life. more

Q&A With Jim Cramer

CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer answers questions about being a "Jersey guy" and let's us know what's going on in the world of high finance. more

New Faces NJ: Jacquelyn Jablonski

Fair Haven teen living her dream as a high-fashion model. more

Eating, Praying, Loving—and Committing

Author Elizabeth Gilbert has found a sanctuary in Hunterdon County. more

A Gift of Life and Music

Musician David S. Ware, of Scotch Plains, recovered from a kidney transplant...with a little help from his fans. more

Totally Killer

Madison may be among the least sinister towns in New Jersey, so it’s a credit to debut novelist Greg Olear’s imagination that the thriller Totally Killer (HarperCollins) is authentically dark and savage. more

I Shudder

Paul Rudnick, a contributor to the New Yorker and other magazines, is also a playwright and screenwriter. But all you really need to know is that he is hilarious. more

Dateline: Maplewood

How one small suburban town became a big testing ground for online news reporting. (Photos by Sandra Nissen) more

Never Too Late

The Smithereens drummer Dennis Diken starts anew with a semi-solo album. more

Brick City Nitty Gritty

When Maplewood director/producer Marc Levin got word that his friend Forest Whitaker was interested in coproducing the documentary Brick City, which begins airing September 21 on the Sundance Channel, he had one question: Why would the Oscar-winning Whitaker, a native of South Central Los Angeles, want to do a film about Newark? more

What Artists Must Know

The headquarters are not exactly world-class—they’re in a former Marty’s shoe store in West Orange—but the concept may be. more