He firmly believes you can find a lot of value in the four and five-star projections every day of the year with just a little attention to the totals and lines. For those of you new to the betting ...

Seasoned actor William McInnes is comfortable with a one-hour procedural that sticks to its lane, with a cheeky step to its stride.

On Saturday, we all get together for one big roundtable to answer the biggest questions of the week. Here's what we're talking about today: Which player (or players) didn’t make the All-Star ...

With no big stars and just three kids in the lead roles, ET was an unusual film. On top of that, Spielberg relied on minimal visual effects and used practical effects instead. All that kept the ...

It makes me feel very pretty." And, dare we say, popular? Check out how she and the rest of music's big stars turned up the volume on the Grammys red carpet. And the competition for best dressed ...

On Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, The Star-Ledger newspaper published its final print edition ... Whether it was through big news stories, pro and high school sports coverage or examining the arts ...

there are — as with previous years — a variety of big-budget Super Bowl ads to serve as the perfect game-day appetizer; packed with quippy humor and familiar celebrity faces ranging from star ...

The Star-Ledger's president, Wes Turner, pointed to an op-ed on NJ.com that stated the closure was forced by "rising costs, decreasing circulation and reduced demand for print." The newspaper ...

It is worth noting, too, that Stars center Tyler Seguin underwent hip surgery on Dec. 4, so Granlund will have a big role to play if the Stars want to make a deep run in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

In today’s commemorative special section, “Thank you, New Jersey,” you’ll see the number prominently on the last page under a picture of The Star-Ledger’s press, which printed today’s ...

This week will be full of festivities ahead of Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Feb. 9. The Star will be following the road to the big game once again at KansasCity.com. From the sites and sounds of ...