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Why do people enjoy being scared, or partaking in activities like skydiving or roller coasters? Temple professor Frank Farley says they may have a Type T personality.
Why do people enjoy being scared, or partaking in activities like skydiving or roller coasters? Temple professor Frank Farley says they may have a Type T personality.
New Jersey ranks ninth in the country in agritourism.
(Photo: Mayor Ras J. Baraka (third from left) photographed with Marco Hall, Newark-based fashion designer (fourth from right); Camille Brown of East Orange, NJ, President of the Berkeley College ...
Students from the Fidelity Chinese School teach Freehold Public School students how to do tricks using the Chinese yo-yo.
Sarah Dash, Trenton native, songwriter, actress, cultural icon and one-third of the R&B and Funk trio, LaBelle, has been appointed as the city's inaugural Music Ambassador.
Trenton Mayor ...
Eleven million dollars in private and public donations are needed to finish the job.
Heart transplant recipients walk in an annual 4K to raise money for Newark Beth Israel Medical Center’s transplant program.
The fashion show features unique models ranging in age from 60 to 89.
Eleven percent of New Jersey students do not have access to the four arts disciplines: theater, music, dance and visual arts.
Houston natives, Brandon and Jason Dirden, also known as "The Broadway Brothers" are making major moves on stages and screens in New York City and Hollywood. Now, they're making it a ...
Tom Meyers from the Fort Lee Film Commission spoke about the numerous ways film and TV tax credits would benefit the Garden State.
Hundreds of Newark Public Schools (NPS) students will have a melodic school year, thanks in part to the VH1 Save the Music Foundation.
The foundation donated nearly 250 instruments to seven ...
Filmmakers, actors, directors and cinephiles gathered at the Hahne & Co. building in Downtown Newark Thursday evening for the opening reception of the 2017 Newark International Film Festival. ...
Event will draw thousands to Brick City offering master classes, film screenings, workshops and a youth program.
Economic inequality forum provides platform for residents’ to voice concerns.
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