Arts & Entertainment
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Deadheads' unique cover-band scene was born in Bergen County. It's still a hugely popular phenomenon today, throughout New Jersey and beyond.
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Brian Crowe steps into the "big shoes" of the theater's legendary artistic director Bonnie Monte
Best Summer 2024 Beach Reads With a New Jersey Twist
Get lost in these books on sunny (and rainy!) days.
Taylor Swift’s Jersey Shore Childhood the Subject of Museum Exhibit
Swift spent summers in Stone Harbor for more than a decade. An exhibit at a local museum celebrates the singer through photos, memorabilia and more.
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