Arts & Entertainment
Two New Rollercoasters Coming to Atlantic City’s Steel Pier
November 18, 2022
The historic amusement park will boast a pair of exciting new attractions by 2025....
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In Blue’s Big City Adventure, out now on Paramount+, Josh Dela Cruz travels to the Big Apple with Blue to audition for a Broadway musical....
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Journalist Susan Glasser on Trump’s Chaotic Presidency—and the Perils of a Second Term
November 14, 2022
The New Yorker writer and Montclair native authored The Divider: Trump in the White House, 2017-2021 with her husband, Peter Baker....
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Bruce Springsteen Slated for Soulful ‘Tonight Show’ Takeover
November 10, 2022
The Boss is promoting his new covers album, “Only The Strong Survive,” for four nights on Jimmy Fallon's show....
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The Four Seasons frontman is returning to his native Newark for a concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center....
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Looking for ways to enjoy New Jersey this November? Check out these events, including colorful comedy and spectacular shows....
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After the Atlantic City Tattoo Expo debuted in 2001, it wasn't always warmly received. Two decades later, however, the cultural shift has been "huge."...
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The massive new Adjacent Festival is bringing a star-studded musical lineup to the Atlantic City beach next Memorial Day weekend....
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Montclair Author’s Novel Reimagines the Life of Hester Prynne
October 25, 2022
Laurie Lico Albanese’s new historical romance, Hester, revisits the classic heroine from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter....
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NJ Architect Hopes Visitors Connect to Her Harriet Tubman Memorial on a ‘Spiritual Level’
October 21, 2022
Nina Cooke John's Shadow of a Face, slated to be formally unveiled in Newark in March 2023, is an homage to the noted conductor of the Underground Railroad....
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Chad Hunt's Halloween series functions as a time capsule for grateful parents....
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Almost Two Decades After ‘Sideways,’ Has Merlot Made a Comeback?
October 20, 2022
Released 18 years ago this month, the cult hit Sideways unexpectedly crushed public perception of merlot. But this lovely grape deserves better....
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The popular game is releasing a Jersey Shore–centric board—but not before gathering suggestions from local establishments and residents....
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Ficus in Princeton: Where Food and Art Mingle
October 19, 2022
First-time restaurateur Quinta Li combines her two primary passions at Ficus Café and Ficus Above....
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The nonprofit theater's overhaul includes a new stage and improved acoustics....
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Jersey native Jay Blakesberg has been capturing such artists as the Grateful Dead and Joni Mitchell since the late 1970s....
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“This is where the motion picture industry started, and this is where a theater belongs to commemorate that,” says Mayor Mark Sokolich....
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In Jersey Breaks, the former U.S. poet laureate, whom Bruce Springsteen has called “the voice of the Jersey Shore,” probes his Monmouth County childhood....
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New Jersey Hall of Fame Breaks Ground at American Dream
October 12, 2022
A highly immersive center in the East Rutherford complex will become the first permanent home for the New Jersey Hall of Fame since its 2008 inception....
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State Theatre celebrates its centennial with the best of Broadway, amazing concerts, music, comedy and more in a fully renovated theater....
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