Arts & Entertainment
Liberty Hall: Downton in Jersey
June 18, 2013
The former Kean family estate on the campus of Kean University is on display for a Downton Abbey-inspired exhibit. ...
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Marc Maron's must-hear podcast leads to a book and TV series. ...
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The Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, a band that features three brothers from Lebanon Township ranging in age from 11-15, focus on bluegrass music. ...
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A Gift That Keeps on Giving: NJ’s Carnegie Libraries
April 8, 2013
Industrialist Andrew Carnegie built 36 libraries in New Jersey—each an architectural gem. Thanks to preservation efforts and creative reuse, most still serve their communities....
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Puttering around the USGA Museum...
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Tiptoe through the tulips and other blooms at these five great public places this spring....
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Concert promoter John D'Esposito is reviving the Skate and Surf Festival with new mobile gaming features. ...
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An Ocean Grove artist pieces together scraps of Hurricane Sandy to create intricate mosaic works of art. ...
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Fantasy Author George R.R. Martin: Blood of Bayonne
March 15, 2013
We chat with Bayonne-bred author George R.R. Martin, whose seven-part book series A Song of Ice and Fire is the basis for the HBO fantasy hit Game of Thrones. ...
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Blow to the Head=A Hit at Sundance
February 20, 2013
An 8-year-old son and an accidentally thrown baseball lead to the Sundance Film Festival. ...
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When Newark Native Philip Roth Turns 80 This Month With An International Parade of Scholars Will Be There To Celebrate...
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Zach Braff: Off to See the Wizard
February 11, 2013
These days, Zach Braff splits his time between Los Angeles and New York, but the actor is forever linked to New Jersey thanks to his starring role in the 2004 cult classic, Garden State, which he also wrote and directed....
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Snapping The Senate: Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg’s Photography
January 14, 2013
Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg, whose husband is the famed senator, wants to "put a face with the laws" in her portraits of Congressional lawmakers. ...
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An artist who moved to the Garden State when she was three paints pictures of hulking storage tanks, defaced factories, and other evidence of structural desuetude. ...
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In Her Son’s Footsteps: Cooking Becomes A Family Tradition
December 17, 2012
With Mom’s “undying support,” Max got a CIA degree and landed at Thomas Keller’s exalted Per Se. Then Mom went to school, became a cooking teacher—and won Chopped....
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From Hitmen to Hitmakers: David Chase’s Latest Project
November 29, 2012
Sopranos creator David Chase mines New Jersey for a coming-of-age movie about a different kind of family. ...
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Bruce: The Latest Look at The Icon’s Life
November 12, 2012
Peter Ames Carlin takes advantage of unprecedented access to Springsteen's family to write the latest book dissecting the rock star's life. ...
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Rob McClure plays Charlie Chaplin in a new Broadway musical at the Ethel Barrymore Theater. ...
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A Westfield native films his newest short film over five days in South Amboy. ...
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The Mutt Monster
September 17, 2012
Jersey native Patrick McDonnell's latest story features a grumpy gang who plot to create a monster. ...
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