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The Garden State—Bergen County in particular—has a starring role in the heartwarming musical....
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The Califon native talks Garden State haunts and how he found his voice in his first comedic role....
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The Grammy-nominated artist—and Beyoncé’s former band member—wrote the script and songs for Starchild: The Ballad of Debbie Walker....
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"SNL" and "Barry" star Bill Hader wore a T-shirt with the words "Jersey City Recreation Sports Program" while out with girlfriend Ali Wong....
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Their historic abode served as the setting for the 1998 movie One True Thing....
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Companies scout NJ homes for use in movies, TV series and commercials, then serve as go-betweens for the production teams and homeowners....
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Researching and writing her new memoir brought Dionne Ford, who is a survivor of sexual assault, "a lot of comfort and courage."...
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With the April 27 opening of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, middle-aged women are planning visits to the Judy Blume Service Area and heading by the car load to movie theaters....
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Ahead of the E Street Band's April 14 homecoming show, the Newark native is looking forward to passing by the tiny venues and dive bars he once played....
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The event, being held April 14-16, will feature workshops and networking in addition to film screenings and panel discussions....
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The inaugural event, spanning Asbury Park, Atlantic City and Newark this June, will feature acts from Halsey to Santana to Southside Johnny....
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Enjoy the beauty and fun of NJ's outdoors. ...
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The outdoor show is taking place May 12 at Rockefeller Plaza in Manhattan—the same day the Jersey-bred bandmates release their sixth record, The Album....
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Zach Braff, who grew up in Maplewood and South Orange, NJ, set and filmed his movie, "A Good Person," in his hometowns....
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Michelle Miller's new memoir explores how her mixed-race heritage shaped her experience and informs her perspective. ...
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From sticky notes to typed manuscripts, the materials—many on public view for the first time—reconstruct Morrison's evolution and creative process....
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Though his mural in the new Terminal A is complete, Layqa Nuna Yawar feels a piece of public art is not truly finished until the public assigns meaning to it....
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She plays with the New York Philharmonic; he fronts the progressive rock band Stratospheerius....
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The artwork spotlights leaders past and present, including suffragist Ida B. Wells and Black Lives Matter activist Hali Cooper....
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With Shazam! Fury of the Gods premiering this month, and her sights set on Broadway, NJ native Rachel Zegler is our newest rising star....
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