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'An extremely hard season': Mount Brighton wraps winter activities
- While the resort's 67 snow machines can cover the trails within a couple days, weather conditions have to be ideal.
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'I've achieved longevity': Marshall Crenshaw looks forward to Brighton show
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40 years on, Marshall Crenshaw rates Pittsburgh as a career highlight
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Marshall Crenshaw Reveals Gene Vincent’s Role in His Signature Hit “Someday, Someway”
From ’50s rockabilly and ’60s pop to ‘70s punk and ‘80s new wave, this 1982 smash encapsulates decades of inspiration
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Hard rockers and pop gems: Smithereens to release 'The Lost Album' on Sept. 23
The new Smithereens album, “The Lost Album,” was recorded in 1993 and will be released on Sept. 23 by Sunset Blvd. Records.
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Iconic NJ music venue Randy Now's Man Cave moving from Bordentown to Hightstown
Randy “Now” Ellis, owner of the Man Cave, said that the move will add additional parking for customers and allow live music to return to the venue.
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Smithereens officially open new Carteret PAC with a big night of rock, memories and 'eish'
The Smithereens played the grand opening of the URSB Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center on Saturday, Dec. 4.
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'It's beyond anything we could fathom'; Smithereens coming home to open new Carteret PAC
The Smithereens will headline the grand opening of the URSB Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center on Saturday, Dec. 4.
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Greatest Kids' Show Ever Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Thanks to nostalgia and a stellar reputation that's still spreading via word of mouth, the fan base of "The Adventures of Pete and Pete," a goofy, heartwarming and surreal show about two red-headed brothers and their lovably strange world, shows no signs of going away. "The kids in the show were off the beaten path a little bit -- the kids that we were portraying," co-creator Chris Viscardi said in an interview conducted at San Diego Comic-Con last July. According to Viscardi and co-creator Wi
