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Art Lovers

2009 Seeds of Hope honorees Leonard and Arlene Lieberman. more

Don't Rain On My Hit Parade

The Beatles tribute band Rain played NJPAC yesterday afternoon. The five members of Rain can play, but the show, with its slavish impersonations and onslaught of strobes and smoke and flower-power visuals, indulges in something the Beatles had no truck with: schlock.

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Extra Sweet

May 8–10: Get into the groove with the acclaimed Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, which stops at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center as part of its 50th anniversary nationwide tour. more

Polyphonic Tetris

Sounds of South Africa

Opera By The Ocean

The New Jersey State Opera returns to the grand stage in September with a weekend of festivities. more

New Faces: Chelsea Palermo

For Rumson resident Chelsea Palermo, jazz is all about love. She became smitten with jazz as a young girl. “I could sing just about before I could talk,” says 22-year-old Palermo. “I remember sitting in my grandmother’s Mustang at about five years old, when a Louie Armstrong song came on and I started scatting along with the record. My family was really surprised.” more

Hardy-Har-Maher

Comedian, liberal firebrand, Cornell grad, and River Vale native Bill Maher preached to a sold-out concert hall at NJPAC in Newark on Friday night.

There probably wasn't a Republican in the house, but there certainly were Catholics and plenty of other Christians, plus people who take prescription drugs, heterosexuals, homosexuals, Hillary-ites and Obamaphiles, and most likely some NASCAR fans.

And they all laughed. And for good reason. Maher is an equal opportunity lacerator. But more than that, he's a newshound, and very funny.

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Best of Jersey

We in the Garden State need to start demanding more. Here are a bunch who deliver. more

First Lady

Litigators in Love