If you have The Beatles on your mind given that Paul McCartney celebrated his 72nd birthday yesterday, City Place at the Promenade is where you need to be. Tonight at
Anyone who has been in the area for more than five or so years would surely recognize the long-haired, ever-mercurial Joe Centeno as one of the most droolworthy guitar players
Certain types of art are described as having a Monetesque quality to them in that, the closer the viewer gets to the work, the more disjointed and sloppy it appears. Certain types
Sunday, April 13 marked the season premiere of Mad Men. Going into its seventh and final season, Mad Men has started on a pretty humorous, though subdued note, with Don
As the warmth settles in and spring blossoms, so do our desires for fitness. Far too long have we hibernated in our homes and fattened ourselves up for warmth. Luckily,
I have this irrational fear that even if a cab ride is quick, even if the price has been established beforehand, and even if I see the red glow of
In a recent series of articles regarding technological evolution on The New Yorker website, Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia University, raised some interesting questions about our relationship with technology.
Dina Hashem is a local comic residing in Jersey City. You can catch her at the Shut Up & Laugh Comedy Show which she co-hosts at The Lamp Post Bar
The majority of Super Bowl 2014 attendees will be arriving to the game through public transportation, but tri-state airports are prepping for an influx of landings on their runways for
Last week I had the pleasure of talking to John Marmo, who has had 40 plus years experience as an active projectionist in the New Jersey and New York areas.
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