Author: Tammy La Gorce
A Conversation With Charlamagne Tha God
February 19, 2019
Charlamagne Tha God, radio-show personality on "The Breakfast Club," talks about his new book "Shook One," his therapist and living in New Jersey.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment, Jersey Living, NJM Q&A
Getting to Know Novelist Jonathan Miles
February 7, 2019
Novelist Jonathan Miles on writing in a shack, his friend Elizabeth Gilbert, and Hunterdon County’s solitude. His new novel is "Anatomy of a Miracle."
Seen in: Books, Jersey Living
Newark Judge Victoria Pratt Serves Up a New Kind of Justice
January 18, 2019
As a municipal judge in Newark, Victoria Pratt developed a passionate approach to sentencing. The world noticed.
Seen in: Politics & Public Affairs
Andre Braugher Stars in “Tell Them I’m Still Young” at SOPAC
January 10, 2019
Andre Braugher, the distinguished actor best known for playing buttoned-up, hyper-competent characters on television stars in a world-premiere at SOPAC.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment, Events, Jersey Celebrities
Supplemental Thinking: Vitamins, Herbs & More
January 3, 2019
Supplements can improve health—but caution is advised.
Seen in: Health
Ways to Be More Mindful in the New Year
January 2, 2019
Feeling stressed? Even the checkout line at the supermarket can provide an opportunity to practice mindfulness.
Seen in: Health
Seasonal Greeter: A Day in the Life of Mall Santa
December 11, 2018
The beard is real—and so is Ron Williams’s joy at playing Santa.
Seen in: Jersey Celebrities, Jersey Living
Deaf-rights activist and author Sara Novic talks with us about her upcoming compilation of biographies of immigrants, and how activism today is a lot of, "yelling on the internet."
Seen in: Jersey Living, NJM Q&A
Despite Decision, Amazon Has Huge NJ Presence
November 13, 2018
Retailer’s giant fulfillment centers employ thousands, even without a new HQ here.
Seen in: Jersey Living
Attorney General Gurbir Grewal Shrugs Off the Slurs
November 1, 2018
As NJ’s attorney general, Gurbir Grewal ignores racial taunts and focuses on protecting the state’s most vulnerable residents.
Seen in: Politics & Public Affairs