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Jim Beckerman

Jim Beckerman

Features and Entertainment Writer at The Record

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Recent Articles

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Can't wait for Halloween? Yikes, it's already here

The scariest thing about Halloween may be how its taking over the calendar
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Artists and arts fans at a loss, as key NJ website announces closure

For 12 years, NJArts.net gave emerging artists a platform, and readers a guide. Now it's shutting down, founder Jay Lustig said.
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A jazz celebration in Montclair — with a touch of New Orleans

Cyril Neville, of New Orleans' famed Neville Brothers, is bringing a bit of Big Easy funk to the Montclair Jazz Festival on Saturday, Aug. 15.
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Revisiting 'Stand by Me' 40 years later and why it remains iconic

'Stand by Me,' the 1986 classic that turns 40 on Aug. 8, remains powerful — more so now, in light of director Rob Reiner's tragic death.
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Loew's getting royal restoration in Jersey City. Get a sneak peek

Once, moviegoing was all about the theater. At the palatial soon-to-be-restored Loew's in Jersey City, it may be again.
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Sugarhill Gang caused an American revolution. See them on stage July 4

Sugarhill Gang, the Bergen County artists who launched hip-hop, perform July 4 at Overpeck Park. Some other acts have been postponed
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Want to see US-Bosnia World Cup live? North Jersey bars, watch parties

Your chances of seeing Wednesday's World Cup match live are slim to none. But here's where you can find a watch party
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Gene Shalit, critic for 'Today' who grew up in North Jersey, has died

Known for his big mustache and witty wordplay, 'Today' critic Gene Shalit lived to be 100 years old.
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Pride, once filled with joy, is changing. Here are the new realities

In a difficult era, Pride continues to show all its colors. Here are the new realities for a time once filled with joy.
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See the first live performance of 'The USA TODAY March'

On May 15, the New Jersey Wind Symphony premiered the 'USA TODAY March' by Jim Beckerman. This is how it sounded at a Ridgewood concert.
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Jim Beckerman attends the premiere of the USA Today March he composed

NorthJersey.com writer Jim Beckerman attends the premiere of the USA Today March.