Source: News12.com Kevin Hart found an up side to putting his name to a charitable cause during the coronavirus pandemic: the comedian offered a walk-on role in a future film to a health-care worker in the COVID-19 fight. Henry Law, an anesthesiologist in New Jersey, got the call from Hart that he had been selected […]
Source: NJ.com There are all sorts of ways to thank the workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic — from fundraisers to flyovers. Eddie Lin, 22, of Edison, has contributed by creating balloon pieces for grocery store workers, postal mail carriers, and other fron tline covid workers as a token of appreciation for […]
Source: New Jersey Patch The New Jersey Division of Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) has temporarily suspended the operating license for Fantasie’s go-go bar located on Rt. 36 on the Hazlet/Keyport border, due in part to the bar serving alcohol to an already visibly drunk customer who went on to commit a fatal DWI. Robert Pennington, […]
MAN OF THE YEAR: Kevin “Silent Bob” Smith, Red Bank. “I ate the way I wanted to for 47 years,” says the comedian and director behind Dogma and the Clerks movies. “(Now) I will try to eat way I’m supposed to.” Smith barely survived a “widowmaker” heart attack that inspired him to try his daughter’s […]
PART ONE More of 2019’s most noteworthy stories: The U.S. Department of Labor and Social Security Administration National Disability Employment Awareness Month? We agree with with DJ, blogger, and Rock Against Dystrophy founder John “Turbo” Shatesky: Such a mouthful when #RockYourDisability gets right to the point! And at the risk of taking it too literally, […]
Sources: Rock Out Muscular Dystrophy; GolfForeParkinsons.com On behalf of hosts John “Turbo” and Josh “Jay Scorpion” Shatesky, and the Muscular Dystrophy Association, it’s time to officially say thank you: our Rock Against Dystrophy (RAD) tenth anniversary show raised $4,000. That would not have been possible with The Headliner club in Neptune New Jersey, giving us […]