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Reptile dealer Hank Molt was part of a deal that ended very badly in the Pine Barrens, as featured in the new HBO series "Gods of Monsters."

New Jersey at the Heart of New Docuseries On Exotic Reptile Smuggling

HBO’s Monsters of God looks at the reptile-smuggling underworld, including a gruesome discovery in the Pine Barrens.

This Singer Is Writing Yacht Rock Tunes About All 21 NJ Counties

Beach tune features factoids with mentions of local sites and famous residents.

Todd Rundgren’s Early Shore Band Days Still Stick With Him

The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, who spent part of his youth living in South Jersey, returns on tour.

"Project Runway" contestants Bryan Barrientos and Elizabeth Shevelv

Meet the Two New Jersey Designers Competing on ‘Project Runway’ Season 22

Paterson native Bryan Barrientos and Princeton native Elizabeth Shevelev bring their Garden State grit to the high-pressure Project Runway workroom.

Vintage photo of Steve Fallon, original owner of Maxwell’s, stands outside the legendary Hoboken, NJ, venue

Where Did New Jersey’s Rock Clubs Go?

New Jersey’s clubs were once the most celebrated places to discover new bands, hear indie music, and feel a sense of belonging. What happened to them?

For Danielle Pinnock, Starring in ‘The Whoopi Monologues’ Is a Full-Circle Moment

Pinnock is best known for her breakout TV role on the comedy “Ghosts.”

Black-and-white portrait of photographer Timothy White

Celebrity Photographer Timothy White’s ‘New Jersey Chutzpah’ Took Him From Fort Lee to Hollywood

White has photographed some of New Jersey’s most famous stars, from Jon Bon Jovi and Jack Nicholson to Meryl Streep and Queen Latifah.

B-52s’ Fred Schneider Reflects on Going from NJ to Stardom

He was born in Newark and spent his youngest years in Belleville before moving to Oceanport in 1957.

Charity Herndon runs Austen's Shelf, a mobile bookshop and brick-and-mortar shop in Bordentown.

A Tiny Mobile Bookshop Fosters a Novel Community in South Jersey

Charity Herndon recently also opened a brick-and-mortar shop in Bordentown.

Jersey Shore Jam Band Dogs in a Pile Is Making Waves Nationwide—But They’ll Never Forget Their Roots

Whether playing backyard gigs or major stages, the Shore-based band remains committed to its “super-close family vibe.”

NJ Painter Jules Duffy Is ‘Constantly Inspired’ by Jersey Shore Scenery

Her colorful seascapes feature sun-drenched waters, skies and boats—and often her husband, a skilled sailor.

Jersey Shore Guitar Prodigy Marel Hidalgo Led His First Band at Age 6

Now 17, the jazz virtuoso channels his musical heroes while forging his own path.

TV Anchor Stephanie Ruhle Thinks Most Americans Are ‘Jersey-Style’

The Bergen County native and part-time LBI resident discusses her move from The 11th Hour to Money, Power, Politics, and what she sees as the country’s shared values.

Steven Spielberg on the set of DISCLOSURE DAY.

Steven Spielberg Gets a Warm NJ Homecoming

Steven Spielberg filmed much of his new flick, Disclosure Day, in New Jersey, where he spent part of his childhood.

Two Montclair moms working at a table on their board game, "Dad in Chad"

Two New Jersey Moms Create Educational Board Game Now Used in Schools Nationwide

A former lawyer and a cartoonist teamed up to develop Dad in Chad, an immersive game that teaches players about African geography and culture.

Actors in "Privates Lives" at Shakespeare Theatre in Madison, NJ

Charm and Wit Sparkle in ‘Private Lives’ at Madison’s Shakespeare Theatre

Noël Coward’s playful 1930s romp is as refreshing as ever.

Exterior of Broadway Theatre of Pitman in Pitman, NJ

How Pitman’s Broadway Theatre Became a Beloved, 100-Year-Old South Jersey Landmark

The community gem has continually reinvented itself, evolving from silent films and vaudeville performances to concerts, musicals, children’s plays and comedy shows.

NJ-Bred Comedian Adam Sank Bringing One-Man Show ‘Bad Dates’ to Cape May

He’ll also emcee New Jersey’s 34th annual Pride festival in Asbury Park the following day.

The actors playing Maria and Tony in the Paper Mill Playhouse's "West Side Story" on a "date" at the theater's new Carriage House restaurant

Paper Mill Playhouse Unveils $8.5M Renovation of Carriage House Restaurant

The restaurant—offering multi-course prix-fixe dinners themed to match the play or musical onstage that day—is now open to the general public, not just theatergoers.

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