Arts & Entertainment
Rising Star Angeline Rose Troy
April 20, 2015
Raised in Montville, actress Angeline Rose Troy prepares for her moment in the spotlight in the upcoming dark comedy Just Before I Go....
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Hanging with the Vapers
April 17, 2015
E-cigarettes, once simply a means to quit smoking, have spawned a new culture, with meeting places, collectible pipes and a rainbow of fruity flavors. ...
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Younger All the Time
April 10, 2015
Pamela Redmond Satran’s novel about a middle-aged Jersey mom with a secret gets the Darren Star treatment for TV....
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Laughter (No Nitrous Needed)
April 9, 2015
A South Jersey dentist by day, by night Dr. James Wiener transforms into his alter ego, comedian Jimmie Lee....
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The acclaimed author of "Good Hair" recollects a dark period in her life following her mother's death. ...
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Shoot American History! Yes, You!
April 6, 2015
The 70 South Gallery in Morristown is calling photographers to submit images for an exhibit it is mounting to coincide… Read the rest
Capturing Splendor, One Shot at a Time
April 3, 2015
The Jersey Collective project recruits photographers to snap stunning pictures around the state. ...
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Top of the Bottom Line
March 30, 2015
Allan Pepper, former owner of The Bottom Line, is releasing "The Bottom Line Archives Series,” a collection of recordings from the historic club's heyday. ...
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Teenage Gamer Turns a Profit
March 27, 2015
A River Edge sophomore has earned $70,000 in seven months from his popular online game....
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Counting Down Jersey Songs
March 18, 2015
A veteran pop writer is halfway through a 350-song playlist....
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All Manner of Art Thrives at Mana
March 12, 2015
An old Jersey City factory becomes a showplace for art and dance....
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Knifing the News
March 11, 2015
These are the hands of Montclair artist Peter Jacobs. Every single morning for the last 10 years, without missing a… Read the rest
Ridgewood Composer in NJSO Spotlight
March 9, 2015
Darryl Kubian is a rarity. The New Jersey native, who lives in Pompton Lakes, is both composer and working musician. His work as a composer will be highlighted in March, when the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra premieres O for a Muse of Fire, Kubian’s concert overture based on Shakespeare’s Henry V....
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Senior Class: Guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli
February 20, 2015
At 89, renowned Saddle River guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli is still swinging.
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America has given Russian-born author Elena Gorokhova the opportunity to express herself—and hunt for bargains....
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Bloomfield Blossoms
February 9, 2015
Bloomfield College and municipal officials are collaborating to revitalize the Essex County town's historic center, and it's working....
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Our Woman in Washington: CNN’s Dana Bash
January 16, 2015
CNN correspondent Dana Bash strides through the Capitol, greeting politicians and finding stories in the back stairwells. Next assignment: covering the GOP presidential candidates....
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Long Player: Rob Lincoln’s 300 Song Album
January 15, 2015
Mount Laurel singer/songwriter Rob Lincoln may have a place in the record books with his new album, which features 300 songs of varying genres....
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Peak Performances celebrates 10 years on the cutting-edge of the arts at Montclair State....
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Now a professor in Mississippi, author Michael Kardos still draws from his youth in Long Branch to fuel his work....
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