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New Jersey Auction House Makes History as Logan Paul’s Ultra-Rare Pokémon Card Sells for $16.49 Million in Record-Breaking Deal

A record-shattering auction tied directly to New Jersey’s booming collectibles market has captured international attention, blending internet culture, sports entertainment, and one of the...

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2 amazing films at the New Jersey Film Festival today!

By Al Nigrin originally published: 02/07/2025 God Teeth  screens with the short The Traumatist at the Spring 2025 New Jersey Film Festival on Friday, February 7.  The film will be Online for 24 Hours and In-Person at 7 PM in Voorhees Hall #105/Rutgers University, 71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, NJ.  Tickets are available for purchase here.The Traumatist – Michelle Beck (Brooklyn, New York) In this psychological thriller, Avery Vaughn, played by Amelia Workman (Anita Tucker, A Thousand and One), searches for retribution and release from her childhood traumas. She enlists the help of Dr. Theodore Hubbell, a questionable character with an unorthodox method of trauma therapy. The “Immersive Retribution Trauma Therapy” program, or IRTT, provides a cathartic release...

Takeaways from the Devils’ 3–1 Victory in St. Louis: Signs of Life, Structural Shifts, and Olympic Markstrom Emerging at the Right Time

For all intents and purposes, the season narrative surrounding the New Jersey Devils had begun to tilt toward frustration. A five-game losing streak, uneven defensive execution, and offensive conservatism had many questioning whether the stretch run would be more about evaluation than pursuit. Then came Saturday night in St. Louis. In a 3–1 victory over the St. Louis Blues at Enterprise Center, the Devils delivered arguably their most structurally complete performance in weeks. It was not flawless. It was not dominant wire-to-wire. But it was intentional, aggressive, and anchored by elite goaltending at critical moments. With roughly 20 games remaining and the March 6 trade deadline approaching, this was more than two points. It was a statement that...