This Week: 'Full House' Gets A Reboot & 'People' Mag Names The Most Beautiful
This week, get ready for another reboot and the most beautiful woman in the world is named.
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This week, get ready for another reboot and the most beautiful woman in the world is named.
Blake Lively, in her first starring role, plays Adaline Bowman, a 29-year-old widow and mother who stays young, never aging.
The town lost thousands of jobs when four casinos closed last year. As for the remaining eight, they're looking for people.
Bloomberg News is citing "people with knowledge of the matter" in its report that Comcast is "planning to walk away" from the deal.
"David Letterman: A Life On Television," A CBS primetime special celebrating the talk show host's legendary career, to be broadcast Monday, May 4th.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's lawsuit against the co-founder of YouTube over leaked footage of their marriage proposal should move forward, a California appeals court ruled Wednesday.
The latest New Jersey Hall of Fame nominees run from "Last of the Mohicans" author James Fenimore Cooper to "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart.
With "The Water Diviner," Russell Crowe joins the ranks of high-profile movie actors who have transitioned into the director's chair.
The title comes from the Latin phrase "deus ex machina," meaning "god from the machine." And what a machine it is.
Room 116 of City Hall was standing-room-only for the launch of the new series.
Sandra Bullock is many things, an Oscar winning actress, a mother, an activist, but now she can add World's Most Beautiful Woman to the list.
"Dude, we need to do a show on street harassment." That began a conversation between Alyson Rodriguez Orenstein and Amanda Sylvester of theater company Touch Me Philly Productions.
More than 50 food trucks lined up in Lot K and thousands of people turned out for food and fun in the sun, including Nadine from Mount Royal, New Jersey.
EBE Entertainment sits on Delaware Avenue across from Sugarhouse Casino.
Jeremy Rothman, the vice president of artistic planning for the Philadelphia Orchestra, shared an overview of Beethoven's First, performed on May 8th and 9th at Verizon Hall.
