Arts & Entertainment

The historic Blauvelt Art Museum, formerly owned by Hiram Blauvelt, has wildlife art and taxidermy mounts.

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Frank Downbeat Brown took hundreds of candid photos during his time playing drums with jazz greats.

"Matisse and American Art" exhibit pairs works by over 40 artists with pieces from Henri Matisse.

The Turtle Back Zoo is now home to the only long-term sea turtle hospital in New Jersey, one of fewer than 10 in the Northeast.

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VIZIO agreed to pay $2.5 million to settle federal and state allegations that the company secretly tracked customers.

In the 1800s, John A. Roebling immigrated to America and soon gained notoriety for producing wire rope that was later used in building the Golden Gate Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge.

The Prudential Center will host the first GRAMMY museum on the East Coast this fall.

At the Tuckerton Seaport & Baymen’s Museum employees educate tourists on the evolution of shore boats.

Mascot or cultural misappropriation? That's the question behind Luna Stage's new play "Indian Head," and the continued debate around Native American iconography used by local and national sports ...

The Boy Scouts of America now accepts members based on the gender identity provided on an application.

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Students, alumni and faculty held a 24-hour music marathon as a statement against Rider University's potential plan to sell Westminster Choir College and move it to Rider's Lawrenceville location.

The Rutgers Geology Museum is one of the oldest in the country, yet you might not even know it's there.