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The city's slam-dunk activities will offer entertainment and fun for residents and travelers alike....
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In his latest gangster flick, out March 21, De Niro plays Vito Genovese, whose former Middletown estate is now Deep Cut Gardens, a public botanical park....
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Cape May's singer-songwriter conference will offer 130+ free performances at more than a dozen venues, with headliners Laura Stevenson and Adam Weiner....
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Tom Turcich completed a seven-year, 28,000-mile walk around the globe with his dog, Savannah, in 2023. He’s now a motivational speaker and author....
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Irv Slifkin, a film professor based in Cherry Hill, picks his top contenders for the 97th annual Academy Awards....
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In his YouTube series, Table for 92, Thor Giese provides a chemistry, history and culinary lesson all in one from his outdoor kitchen in Clinton....
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Recalling the serendipitous moment I crossed paths with the superstar on a quiet road in Mendham....
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Thanks to these keepers of the flame, traditional Irish music seisiúns are still going strong in the Garden State....
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Bell Works in Holmdel helps build the show's offbeat, eerie tone....
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Lunatic Fringe, which currently performs in the Glen Ridge train station, has been garnering laughs for nearly 30 years....
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In the 105-year-old Plainfield Symphony Orchestra, ordinary New Jerseyans strive for world-class excellence....
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The museum, which sits on Lenape land, has a new permanent exhibit that juxtaposes contemporary and historical works of Native artists and scholars....
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Zanes, a longtime Montclair resident, wrote the 2023 book about the making of Springsteen's legendary Nebraska album. Its hotly anticipated film adaptation has been shooting throughout Jersey and is slated for release later this year....
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The Bogota resident's newest book, Every Arc Bends Its Radian, is a crime thriller fused with elements of sci-fi and horror....
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The South Jersey Celtic Society adds unstuffy touches to a 220-year-old tradition that celebrates Scotland's national bard. Tickets go fast!...
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Lackawanna Station's formerly defunct mall has been transformed into a festive shopping extravaganza. (And come spring, it will get another makeover.)...
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The stars were seen shooting Song Sung Blue at Tierney’s Tavern, a popular Irish bar on Valley Road....
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“Everyone is influenced by Black music,” says Perry Thompson, founder of the Rhythm and Blues Preservation Society in Atlantic City....
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Captivating novels and nonfiction volumes by Jersey authors or about Jersey people, for everyone on your list....
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See the stunning results of our annual search for local photographers' best images....
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