Jersey Fresh
NJ Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher visited the Dooley Farm in Vineland, Cumberland County, to highlight the start of the Jersey Fresh growing season.
Posted: 05/21/13
Posted: 05/21/13
Posted: 05/21/13
Tamara Drewe was such a saucy little minx growing up in her idyllic village in the English countryside - even before a nose job that would emb…
LOS ANGELES - One of the most triumphant moments in Aron Ralston's life occurred when he finally managed to break the bones in his lower right arm.
LOS ANGELES - There's no other way to say it: Pascal was just a party pooper.
LOS ANGELES - Flynn lives, all right, but he's awfully elusive. One of the toughest movies to get your hands on right now is "Tron." Not "Tron: Legacy," the breathlessly promoted sequel due in theaters Dec. 17, but the original 1982 saga starring Jeff Bridges as computer hacker Kevin Flynn, which has gone out of print on DVD.
You don't have to know the difference between a credit default swap and a collateralized debt obligation to feel enraged anew by "Inside Job," Charles Ferguson's thorough dissection of the country's economic collapse of 2008.
Two wildly incompatible travelers from opposite ends of the personality spectrum are thrust together by a perfect storm of bad mojo, dumb luck and financial roadblocks to embark on a madcap cross-country journey. A marathon of indignities, car wrecks, rough rides in the back of pickups and, of course, hilarity ensues. That describes both "Due Date" (the comedy starring Zach Galifianakis and Robert Downey Jr. that earned $30 million during its first weekend in theaters) and "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" (John Hughes' classic 1987 road romp starring Steve Martin and John Candy).
Tops at Redbox
Robert De Niro vs. Edward Norton should have been a thrilling clash of the titans: two actors who are famous for their transformational methods, intense performances and decades of challenging roles.
"Tron: Legacy" may prove 3-D has a place in dramas.
The ability to connect with children and grownups at the same time has been a keystone of all of Pixar Animation Studios' movies, but especially the "Toy Story" series.
Ruba Nadda's "Cairo Time" is a film seeking poetry and not quite finding it.
"I am so ready to play a gay nightclub owner, a man who dances and has this great joie de vivre."
It's frustrating, all these lavish DVD packages of movies that weren't good to begin with.
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