ENTERTAINMENT

The Philadelphia Phillies are heading into the All-Star break looking like a team that has been running on pure fumes for weeks, and after...

This Presidents’ Day weekend, one of Morristown’s most treasured historic sites is transforming into a living, breathing rail line of American history, inviting families to follow the hidden footsteps of a president on the brink of destiny. At Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, a special family-centered experience will place young explorers directly inside the dramatic and little-known story of Abraham Lincoln’s perilous 1861 journey to Washington, D.C., offering an immersive afternoon that blends hands-on learning, storytelling, and real historical intrigue. The program, titled Lincoln’s Whistle-stop Tour, is designed to turn a pivotal moment in national history into a fast-moving, interactive mystery for children and parents alike. Rather than simply listening to a lecture or touring a gallery,...

New Jersey's film and television industry has been on a genuine growth streak in recent years, but according to Clinton Mayor and New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission Commissioner Janice Kovach, that momentum depends on far more than generous tax incentives or the steady arrival of new soundstages. It depends just as heavily on the working relationship between production companies and the towns that actually host them, a dynamic Kovach explored in depth during a recent conversation on the Garden State Greenlight podcast, produced by ROI-NJ and hosted by multimedia journalist Thomas Philip. Kovach's dual role, running a New Jersey municipality as mayor while also serving on the state commission tasked with attracting and supporting...