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Historic Loew’s Jersey Theatre reopens

Jersey City, NJ · 22h

Digital Camera World

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"Will I die behind these walls?" Meet the women serving life sentences, photographed by the lawyer who once defended people like them

A new book combines intimate portraits with letters, drawings and prison Polaroids to show the women behind the convictions

New York, NY · 1d

Parade

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Iconic ’70s Band Set to Rock 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade 2026

The historic 100th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has revealed its star-studded lineup of singers, musicians and celebrity guests for Thanksgiving morning.

New York, NY · 1d

HELLO

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The Brady Bunch star, now 68, makes rare red carpet appearance 52 years after beloved sitcom ended

Eve Plumb was looking red-hot on November 11, 2026 as the 68-year-old made a rare red carpet appearance in New York City in gorgeous red tailored pantsuit.

New York, NY · 1d

Explore

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One Of America's Oldest Former Military Sites Is Now A 226-Acre Park With Underground Tunnels

An underrated Staten Island attraction offers a different side of New York City, with scenic walking paths, historic defenses, and views across the harbor.

Staten Island, NY · 21h

Daily Voice

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Husband Of Union City 'Top Chef' Star Dies

The husband of "Top Chef" star Leah Cohen and co-founder of a popular New York City restaurant has died at 44 years old, leaving behind his wife and their two young sons. Ben Byruch, who records show lived with Cohen in Union City, NJ, died Monday, Nov. 10, according to a Maplewood, NJ-based Go…

Union City, NJ · 2d

Decider.com

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‘Tulsa King’ Showrunner Calls NYC “The Gift That Keeps On Giving” As Series Moves Location For Season 5

It was important for showrunner Terence Winter to take Tulsa King in a new direction. After stepping back from the series for Seasons 2 and 3, Winter returned to helm Paramount+’s wildly successful mob dramedy for Seasons 4 and 5. “When I came into Season 4, Dwight was on top of the world. He had everything,” said Winter. “I wanted to see what happens when everything gets taken away.” And boy, did Winter accomplish that! The Season 3 premiere ends with Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) reeling from the news that the flight carrying his girlfriend, Margaret Devereaux (Dana Delaney), and ally, Governor Cal Thresher (Neal McDonough), had crashed. Once Lt. Governor Amanda Clark (Gretchen Mol) took over, she made it her mission to drive Dwight and his crew out of Tulsa by shutting down all their businesses, including their recent acquisition of Montague Distillers. Luckily, it’s going to take more than Dwight losing everything to keep him down. Tulsa King has already been renewed for Season 5 and will be moving production full-time to New York City. As an Writer/EP on The Sopranos and the creator of Boardwalk Empire , Winter was thrilled to be back on his home turf.

New York, NY · 2d

Gothamist

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'A palace for the people': Historic, grand Loew's theater reopens in Jersey City

The Saint Peter's Preparatory School choir at the Loews theater in Jersey City. The theater was maintained by volunteers for decades, until it closed five years ago. [ more › ]

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

Bangor Daily News

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At Sing Sing prison, incarcerated men get preview of new PBS documentary on nation’s justice system

OSSINING, New York (AP) — As the lights dimmed inside the chapel at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in New York, around 30 incarcerated men sat scattered across the pews, waiting to preview a new docuseries on the history of the nation’s criminal justice system. Our Lady of Hope chapel was soon abuzz with discussion, […]

New York, NY · 2d

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Barbara Ingram School for the Arts students invited to perform at Carnegie Hall

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Vocal students from Barbara Ingram School for the Arts have been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City in May 2027, joining student musicians from across the country for a performance under the direction of Grammy-nominated conductor James Jordan. Washington County Public Schools...

Hagerstown, MD · 2d

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Newark Museum Hands Enslaved Potter's 1852 Jug Back to His Descendants, Then Buys It Back

The Newark Museum of Art has handed ownership of an 1852 stoneware jug back to the descendants of the enslaved potter who made it, then turned around and bought the piece back so it could stay in the museum's permanent collection. The jug, signed by David Drake and crafted from stoneware measuring 36.8 centimeters by 27.9 centimeters, had been part of the museum's holdings since 2022, when it was acquired to help teach visitors about the history of enslavement and enslaved labor.

Newark, NJ · 1d

Timeless Dishes

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The Last Horn & Hardart Automat Closed on April 9, 1991, Decades After the Nickel Cup of Coffee Rose to Two Nickels in 1950

The last Horn & Hardart Automat closed April 9, 1991, decades after the nickel cup of coffee rose to two nickels on Nov. 29, 1950. The post The Last Horn & Hardart Automat Closed on April 9, 1991, Decades After the Nickel Cup of Coffee Rose to Two Nickels in 1950 appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

New York, NY · 7h

NJ.com

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Football playoff photos: N2G1 - Hasbrouck Heights at Cedar Grove, Nov. 13, 2026

Football playoff photos: N2G1 - Hasbrouck Heights at Cedar Grove, Nov. 13, 2026

Hasbrouck Heights, NJ · 1d

Connecticut Mirror

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The Holland Tunnel’s centennial year

Happy birthday to New York City’s Holland Tunnel, now into its 100th year of operations, carrying cars and trucks between lower Manhattan and New Jersey.

New York, NY · 11h

thereconstructionera.com

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The Legacy of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture & Reconstruction

Arthur Schomburg’s Legacy by Darryl Pinckney recounts the story of the founding of the famed library in New York devoted to Black history and culture. Here are a few paragraphs from the article in the New York Review of Books on how one person worked so hard to establish this center:

New York, NY · 22h

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Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Work Begins on Gowanus Tower

The woodwork is impressive and there is plenty of it in this 1890s Crown Heights townhouse. The interior is filled with period details but there are also sympathetic updates, making the house appear move-in ready. — For those who want room to spread out, this Ditmas Park house has abundant bedroom...

Brooklyn, NY · 1d

art-insider.com

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A Teenage Rembrandt Estimated at $800 in a New Jersey Auction Sold for $870,000

For decades it sat in a New Jersey family’s home as a dark little picture nobody thought much about. In 2015 a local auction house catalogued it as an anonymous Continental painting and estimated it at a few hundred dollars. It turned out to be one of the earliest known paintings by Rembrandt, made when he was a teenager.

Bloomfield, NJ · 2d

The City Reporter

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LISTEN: From the Club to the Flophouse in Wang’s World

Film slows you down because you have 36 exposures on a roll of 35mm film. You can’t shoot like a machine gun; you have to be more thoughtful. And then there’s the craft of taking the film and going into the darkroom and developing it. There’s this revelation of seeing the negatives for the first […] The post LISTEN: From the Club to the Flophouse in Wang’s World appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 1d