MUSICAN, ANIMATOR, ARTIST Meet the incredibly talented Elinor Blake, better known by her stage name, April March. Renowned for her iconic song “Chick Habit” featured in Quentin Tarantino’s “Death Proof,” April March has a fascinating dual...
We catch up on TV shows and books worth watching and reading now that everyone’s moved beyond White Lotus and Severance theories. What We’re Watching and Reading Lately (aka Your Next Binge List) We’re back! After a little break from our usual book and show...
This week on Lost in Jersey, we sit down with the extraordinary Kathy Costa McKeown—artistic director, choreographer, and the beloved “Mama Kath” behind Montclair’s DanceWorks Studios. For nearly three decades, Kathy has done more than teach dance. As “Mama Kath” to...
YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE Michael Stefanelli grew up in Nutley, New Jersey—a town so tight-knit, locals affectionately call it “Planet Nutley.” After an initial career in corporate financial services, Michael Stefanelli found himself looking for a change. “I just didn’t want...
At 14, Zane Keys picked up his first pair of clippers out of necessity. Growing up in a single-parent household, regular barbershop visits weren’t always an option—so he started cutting his own hair. What began as a personal fix quickly turned into a passion. By...
YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE 📍 Lost in Jersey Podcast | Hosted by Janette Afsharian & Rachel Martens 🎙️ What’s It Like to Work at The Today Show and Run a Hit Podcast and Live in the New Jersey Burbs? Lost in Jersey welcomes two media powerhouse pros who traded NYC...
We catch up on TV shows and books worth watching and reading now that everyone's moved beyond White Lotus and Severance theories.
• 'The Recruit' offers espionage, thrills, and international city envy • 'Love on the Spectrum' (season 3) provides heartwarming joy • Black Woods, Blue Sky by Eowyn Ivey explores love and survival in Alaska • The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles takes readers on a 1950s roadtrip with recently released juvenile offenders • Care and Feeding: A Memoir shares Laurie Woolever's experiences as assistant chef to Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali • The Pitt improves after a rough first episode, showing the chaotic world of emergency medicine
