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New Jersey man says his $1 million win was destiny, second-chance promotion delivers

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — As he walked into a football stadium, a New Jersey man sensed that something big was about to happen — that he was going to emerge from the night a lottery millionaire. A New Jersey lottery player said his $1 million second-chance win was...

East Rutherford, NJ · 2d

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Zoe Saldaña Is Bringing Her New Movie to the Upper West Side This Week

Film crews are coming to the Upper West Side this week, and they’re bringing some real star power with them. “Still Life,” a New York-set drama led by Zoe Saldaña, is scheduled to shoot scenes in the neighborhood on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The production will...

New York, NY · 1d
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National Comedy Center launches caregiver week honoring New York couple

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. (WKBW) — The National Comedy Center will offer complimentary admission to caregivers and the loved ones they care for during its first Susan Sargent Caregiver Week, running November 9 through November 15. The program is timed to National Family Caregivers Month and its 2026 theme, "Care Connects...

Jamestown, NY · 1d
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Few museums show the North's Civil Rights Movement. A new one in Harlem is ‘just getting started’

NEW YORK (AP) — The National Urban League will open a museum this weekend in Harlem dedicated to the civil rights struggles in the North, the first of its kind in New York City. Located in the Urban League’s Manhattan headquarters, the Urban Civil Rights Museum in Harlem explores the region's lesser-known histories of the Civil Rights Movement and the local changemakers and artists whose contributions helped shape politics and culture worldwide. With nearly 12,000 square feet (1,100 square meters) of permanent and rotating exhibits and galleries, organizers say they hope to remind visitors of their “collective power” in the present. “We want people to know that they are key participants,” Jennifer Scott, the museum’s founding executive director and chief curator, told The Associated Press during an exclusive preview of the space. “History is living, it’s unfinished, and we can impact it,” she said. Scott is a national public history scholar with experience preserving Black history in museums and research centers across the country. She led the design of a permanent interactive installation and an inaugural set of rotating exhibitions. Marc Morial, the Urban League’s president and CEO, underscored the importance of establishing the museum just blocks from such key

New York, NY · 1d

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Opening Alert: Saigon Bistro, Northvale, NJ

Saigon Bistro has opened its newest Bergen County location, expanding the Vietnamese restaurant concept to Northvale. The restaurant is now open at 269 Livingston Street, joining existing Bergen County locations in Cresskill and Fair Lawn. Saigon Bistro offers a casual take on traditional Vietnamese cuisine, with a menu featuring pho,...

Northvale, NJ · 10h

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For Porterhouse for Two and Live Music, New York Steak Lovers Book This Old-School Manhattan Steakhouse

Some dinners in Manhattan are just meals, and some turn into family stories told for years. On a quiet stretch of the East Side, one steakhouse has built its name on the second kind. Guests come for a porterhouse for two, stay for live jazz played at a volume that...

New York, NY · 1d

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Mamdani expands free produce programs for New Yorkers on SNAP

People shop for vegetables and other foods in Brighton Beach in Brooklyn on May 12, 2026, in New York City. Another program offering cash back for purchasing fruits and vegetables will get more funding. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 2d

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Neighborhood Eats: 28 Nomad brings global flair to Asian cuisine in NYC

At 28 Nomad, Korean and Chinese flavors meet global influences. Co-founder Cody Mao shares how food, family and culture inspire the restaurant's unique menu.

New York, NY · 1d

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Talia Young Is Reimagining Newark Symphony Hall as a Hub for Black Creativity

At the helm of Newark Symphony Hall, President and CEO Talia L. Young is redefining New Jersey’s premier Black-led arts institution. Blending sharp expertise in public policy and economic equity with a bold creative vision, Young leads both high-impact, diaspora-centered programming and a multi-million-dollar restoration of the historic 1920s landmark. Her mission: transform the iconic venue into an accessible engine for cultural preservation, local artist empowerment, and community growth.

Newark, NJ · 1d

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Bar Navidad Pops Up Near Rockefeller Center

Amasa is dressing up its street-level bar for the holidays. The Latin steakhouse inside the Kimpton Era Midtown New York will host Bar Navidad from Tuesday, November 24, through Wednesday, January 6, a short walk from Rockefeller Center. Expect colorful papel picado, glowing star lanterns and poinsettia garlands, plus cocktails like a hibiscus Jamaica Margarita with a chile-salt rim and a coconut coquito that’s also available alcohol-free.

New York, NY · 1d

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Neil deGrasse Tyson brings ‘Hope for Civilization’ talk to NJPAC Dec. 4

NEWARK, N.J. — Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson will appear at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. with “Hope for Civilization,” an evening talk in Prudential Hall. Tyson, the longtime director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York and one of the...

Newark, NJ · 1d

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Liberty Science Center’s holiday pajama nights start Thanksgiving weekend

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Liberty Science Center will turn its galleries into an evening holiday party for families starting Nov. 27, when its Holiday Pajama Party returns for a run of Friday and Saturday nights through Christmas. The parties run from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Friday and Saturday...

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

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Surprising dish at Eggholic in Jersey City

A couple of weeks ago, we made our way to Eggholic in Jersey City to discover a concept that's a little different from your typical Indian restaurant: founded in 2018 by cousins Bhagyesh and Lay Patel, Eggholic was inspired by the egg-centric street food of Gujarat, India, bringing dishes that are common at late-night food stalls back home to diners across the United States. What makes Eggholic unique is its celebration of eggs in all forms, from rich curries and sandwiches to street food specialties packed with bold spices and authentic flavors. The concept recreates the experience of India's bustling street-side food carts, where dishes are cooked fresh to order and meant to be shared with friends and family. This is a casual place where you will order at the counter and they will give you a number that you will put visibly on the table so they can bring your food when ready. We started off with some appetizers. The first one was dahi puri ($8.99), a popular Indian street food (chaat) made with small, crispy hollow puris that are filled with a mixture of potatoes, chickpeas, onions, and chutneys, then topped with dahi (yogurt) and various spices. I love these because they are crispy on the outside, creamy, sweet and savory, definitely a challenge to eat as, to get all the flavors, getting them in your mouth in one bite is the best. We also got their samosa ($3.99), that had a slight kick, but I admit that although I liked the filling, I did not like the shell at all that lacked the usual crispiness. For the main, we first got their paneer butter masala ($15.99) that is Indian cottage cheese (paneer) simmered in a buttery onion-tomato gravy. This was good, but quite spicy and I was happy to have a mango lassi ($5.99) to tame the spiciness. But the dish that blew me away was their boil tikka ($14.99). I mean, we are in a place that celebrates eggs, so we had to try an egg dish and I was not disappointed: it is made with sliced eggs sautéed in a rich, garlicky tomato gravy packed with spices. This one was not spicy and very comforting, eaten with roti ($2.98) and some rice. I simply loved it and will probably try to make it at home!

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

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Cafe Exchange brings an anti-tech coffee shop to Berkeley Heights

With minimalist decor, clean lines and neutral colors, most modern coffee shops brag about their tech-savviness. But Cafe Exchange in Berkeley Heights, which will celebrate its grand opening Nov. 15 in what was formerly known as Connell Corporate Park , is touting the opposite for those who are tapped out from AI, smartphones and screens. Instead, the new two-story social hub, now open at 500 District Drive Suite F, features a library with vintage books and a book exchange; a craft room with a typewriter and a "Mr. Deeds"-inspired greeting card-making workshop; a game nook; and an all-day cafe with century-old European lounge seating. Hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday through Nov. 14. Beginning Nov. 15, hours will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. More: New South Amboy pool hall wants to make pool cool again Cafe Exchange’s anti-technology focus extends to other concepts launching at its home in the District at The Park, a walkable main street being built with 160,000 square feet of retail, dining and entertainment space. The cafe, one of the first concepts to open in the new destination, is an anchor,

Berkeley Heights, NJ · 1d

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After three years, Fall Out Boy is officially returning to NYC with an explosive 2027 stadium tour, bringing their larger-than-life show to one of the city’s most iconic ballparks

It may not be the Fourth of July , but New York city always has something firework – worthy to celebrate. And whether or not every song is about us ? That’s up for interpretation. (In other words, probably not in this case.) Either way, our favorite Chicagoans are headed to the Big Apple this summer, which is news that you officially won’t need to take to your grave, unless you’re hoping for a better chance at the ticket war. Fall Out Boy is bringing its newly announced Twilight of the Punks tour to Citi Field on Sunday, August 1, 2027, giving New Yorkers a chance to experience the band’s biggest era yet. This comes after an announcement on Sunday, when Citi Field added to the growing excitement surrounding the band’s mysterious new era, seemingly hinting at a possible stop at the Queens stadium. New Yorkers have had to wait a little while for their next Fall Out Boy concert. The band’s most recent New York City performance was on March 22, 2024, when they brought their So Much For (2our) Dust tour to Madison Square Garden. The North American leg will feature a seriously stacked lineup of special guests,

New York, NY · 1d

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Personal Column: Ethnic performers leap out of cultural arts stereotype

“So why don’t you do Indian classical dance?” That’s the question I’m faced with every single time I tell someone the types of dance I practice. Surprisingly, most of the discrimination and derogatory comments I have received came from people with the same background as me.

New York, NY · 1d

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Inside Brooklyn Pacha’s Opening Weekend: Exclusive Photos

Six months after the opening of Pacha New York, the club’s indoor component has officially opened its doors to clubbers. The Pacha Group CEO on the Club’s New York Opening: ‘I Don’t Think I Could Have Had a Happier Moment’ Brooklyn Pacha celebrated its official opening this past weekend (Nov. 6-7), with a Friday night lineup that included Loco Dice leading a bill that also featured Tiga and house artist HoneyLuv. On Saturday, the influential Nervous Records celebrated its 35th anniversary with a party featuring Louie Vega, Oscar G, Anané, Will Automagic of The Carry Nation and Victor Calderone. See exclusive images of these parties below. Dr. Dre Says He's Going 'Off the Grid' for the First Time in His Career: 'I'm Going to Go Away' Brooklyn Pacha exists inside an 11,175-square-foot warehouse space that was formerly the Great Hall of the Avant Gardner entertainment complex. The complex was taken over by The Pacha Group in early 2026, with the open air Pacha New York opening in June and closing for the season on Oct. 31. Brooklyn Pacha will serve as a space for the fall and winter months, with the upcoming schedule including Miss Monique, Madeon, Luciano and many

Brooklyn, NY · 23h

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11 NYC Bars Pour Shochu Cocktails in November

A clarified honeydew cocktail at Angel’s Share, a pineapple-yuzu drink at Martiny’s and a squid butter-infused pour at Yawning Cobra are on the menu for iichiko Shochu Month. Through November 30, 11 New York City bars are featuring cocktails made with the Japanese barley spirit as part of a five-city celebration.

New York, NY · 1d

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Rain or Snow? What New York’s El Niño Winter Means for Your Yard, Shrubs, and Spring Garden

In January 2024, Central Park finally recorded an inch of snow after 701 days without one. That streak ended in the middle of a strong El Niño winter. The weather pattern starts far away, in warm water across the tropical Pacific Ocean. Somehow it still nudges the storms that roll across New York. It often tilts our winters warmer, and coastal storms tend to drop more rain than fluffy white powder.

New York, NY · 2d

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Powerball Ticket Sold in VIneland Worth $50,000

Somebody bought a Powerball ticket in Vineland last week, and it's a winner!

Vineland, NJ · 22h