The Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers 24-10 in Super Bowl 50 on Sunday. Broncos linebacker Von Miller was named the game MVP after a staunch defensive performance, with 2.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and six tackles. Miller and the Broncos defense proved too much for Cam Newton and the Panthers offense, forcing four turnovers. The Panthers were also flagged for 11 penalties and missed a field goal. Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, who many believe will retire before next season, went 13 for 23 for 141 yards and an interception.
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For Sale -One family Home-Exit on the Hudson Realty Bayonne
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2016 Screen Actors Award Nominees
Award season continues tonight as the 2016 Screen Actors Guild Awards are held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Notable nominees include Leonardo DiCaprio, Bryan Cranston, Cate Blanchett, and Brie Larson among others.
U.S. Box Office of 2016 SAG Motion Picture Nominees
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January 29, 2016 Celebrity Birthdays
Help us wish the following celebrities a very happy birthday! Below you’ll find a list of the most famous celebrities turning another year older today as well as profiles for each of them.
Actress Tammy Blanchard at Sundance Film Festival for Premiere of TALLULAH the Movie
Hudson Actress Tammy Blanchard seen here at the Sundance Film Festival with Allison Janney and Ellen Page.
Blanchard, Janney and Page star in Sian Heder’s TALLULAHÂ
The movie premiered at the Sundance Film Festival recently and was widely received.
For more on TALLULAH the movie visit:Â Tallulah the movie blogÂ
Upcoming Movies: January 29th Weekend Releases
Upcoming Movies: Below you’ll find profiles for movies coming out this weekend of January 29th, 2016.
Source:Data is curated by PrettyFamous.com and is sourced from Gracenote.
Presto’s Restaurant serves Authentic Italian Cuisine in Jersey City
“SUNDAY SAUCE†SERVED (almost) ALL WEEKÂ
Dishes inspired by Sicilian Family Recipes          Â
By Sally Deering
To Sal Albanese, the owner and chef of Presto’s restaurant on Warren Street in Jersey City, food should be simply prepared and lightly seasoned to let the flavor of every ingredient shine through. Too many ingredients and seasonings can overwhelm instead of meld flavors.
Albanese serves his personal philosophy with every plate that comes out of Presto’s kitchen where truly authentic Italian cuisine is the star of the show. Inspired by recipes handed down from family in Sicily – south of “the boot†– Albanese’s dishes stand out because they’re made with fresh, flavorful ingredients.
“A lot of my menu is from family recipes, friends, things you pick up along the way,†Albanese says. “My mother has given me so much info, and a lot of it has to do with how we prepare the sauce. We do it the way my mom made it at home.†Continue reading Presto’s Restaurant serves Authentic Italian Cuisine in Jersey City
ART & THE CITY-Cultural Affairs Director Elizabeth Cain Taps into Jersey City’s Artistic Soul
 JC Street Gallery reaches 67 Murals and Counting
New Artist Mapping Website in 2016
 By Sally Deering
 High up on the 4th floor of Jersey City Hall, the Office of Cultural Affairs lead by Director Elizabeth Cain looks out upon the city’s street life while it oversees the city’s cultural life and the programs that connect its communities beyond brick and mortar.
Cain took over the post in 2014 after working on Jersey City Mayor Steven M. Fulop’s transition team. Prior to becoming the Cultural Affairs department head, Cain served as Executive Director for the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District (HDSID) which sponsors popular community events like Groove on Grove and Everything Jersey City. She worked for developers Paul and Eric Silverman, whose Jersey City properties often include public spaces where local artists exhibit their work. Continue reading ART & THE CITY-Cultural Affairs Director Elizabeth Cain Taps into Jersey City’s Artistic Soul
Guttenberg Arts -Guttenberg Arts Center’s Artists in Residence
Artists create Art, give Workshops, and ‘get’ Hudson
By Sally Deering
A community can be judged by the people who live and work there; and in the past two years, Guttenberg – a mile or so north of Hoboken – just got a lot more hip with the Guttenberg Arts Center on Jackson Street. A former dental factory, the open single-story space now houses paints, easels, clay, printing presses and other tools of the artist’s trade. It also serves as a place for emerging artists to create and present their work in exhibitions, artist talks, and free workshops that share their artistic vision with the Hudson community.
Guttenberg Arts Center’s ceramics director Phoebe Deutsch with founder and ceramics artist Sara Barteluce
Guttenberg Arts Center’s Winter 2016 Artists-in-Residence are Joiri Minaya, Chris Bors, and Sarah Nicholls. Each artist works in a different medium and as artists-in-residence, each will offer workshops and talks with the community during certain exhibit hours. Director Matt Barteluce, who holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts, says he and Guttenberg Arts Co-founders Don Barteluce, Sara Barteluce, Russ Spitkovsky, and Phoebe Deutsch opened the center in May 2014 to meet the needs of emerging artists looking for a space to create; and in the almost two years since it opened, Guttenberg Arts has brought a new energy and excitement to its urban blue collar neighborhood.
“Our community of artists originally came from Carrier Pigeon, a quarterly magazine we produced four times a year,†Barteluce says. “It was a venue for artists, writers, and illustrators to showcase their work without restrictions. The Guttenberg Arts Center and artists’ residency was a way for us to give artists space and time to produce the work in the magazine. The Center used to be a dental factory. We bought it and then thought why not go for a non-profit status so we can do good for the community and artists. So that’s the origin of it. We’re still very new and we’re still trying to get our name out there and let people know what we’re trying to accomplish.â€
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The Syndicate’s Brittany Brave
Publicity Manager of Weehawken PR Firm spotlights Int’l Clients
By Darren Paltrowitz
Founded in 1998, The Syndicate has been instrumental in getting hundreds of artists to the No. 1 chart spot. Based in Weehawken, the agency has overseen marketing and radio campaigns for A-Listers like Maroon 5, Pearl Jam, The Killers, and Daft Punk. Within the comedy world, it has worked with plenty of top talent including Amy Schumer, Jim Gaffigan, Lewis Black, and the cast of Workaholics. Beyond public relations, The Syndicate owns The Laugh Network, The Laugh Button and Metal Insider.
Publicity Manager of The Syndicate Brittany Brave spent several years at Columbia Records prior to joining “The Syn†– as its employees are known to call it. She born in New Jersey, and returned to the area after attending college in Florida. Prior to settling into life as a publicist, she was a performer, which she continues to do in her limited off-time. Brittany shared a little of her off time chatting about life and career with River View Observer