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LATEST ARTICLES



Monmouth County Park System to Release Summer Camps Edition of its "Parks & Programs Guide"

(LINCROFT, NJ) -- Summer camp season is closer than you think! Want to make it one that your children will always remember? Send them to camp with the Monmouth County Park System for an unforgettable experience! Accredited by the American Camp Association, the Park System offers numerous summer camps tailored to different ages and interests including nature, sports, art, theater and more.



Laptop releases "Xanadu" from Upcoming Album "On This Planet"

NYC alternative pop outfit Laptop has released "Xanadu", the latest offering from their forthcoming album "On This Planet", which starts out sounding like a love song, but slowly reveals itself as something darker.



Stony Hill Players presents "Rehearsal for Murder"

(SUMMIT, NJ) -- Stony Hill Players presents Rehearsal for Murder from March 5-8, 2026 at The Oakes Center. This is an exhilarating mystery by the creators and writers of Murder She Wrote and Columbo which will leave you guessing who did it all the way through to the end!



New Release Review - "Send Help"

With Send Help, screenwriters Damian Shannon and Mark Swift have taken the basic setup of Lina Wertmuller's Swept Away (and its awful Madonna-starring, Guy Ritchie directed remake) and given it a gender swap. Here it's a lowly female employee who finds herself stranded on a desert island with her male boss. Much of Send Help explores the same class and sexual tensions as Wertmuller's film, but with Sam Raimi in the director's chair we know things are going to get a little crazy at some point. And, boy, do they!