Fort Lee's iPic Theater Closing Amid Bankruptcy Filing: Report
The iPic Theaters at Hudson Lights in Fort Lee is closing, and nearly 100 workers will lose their jobs after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to state filings and published reports.
A New Jersey WARN notice filed Friday, Feb. 28, states that 97 employees at IPIC Theaters in Fort Lee will be laid off at the end of May, according to state records.
iPic Theaters, LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, Feb. 25, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida, court records show.
The Fort Lee location, also known as Hudson Lights, is…
Jim Carrey Looks 'Unrecognizable' At César Awards In Paris, Sparks Social Media Frenzy
Jim Carrey's new look is capturing the internet's attention after new videos surfaced from the 51st César Awards in Paris on Thursday, Feb. 26.
Carrey, 64, accepted an honorary award and delivered a speech in French at the ceremony in Paris, accompanied by his 38-year-old daughter, Jane, his partner, her teenage son Jackson, and his “sublime companion,” Min Ah.
Photos and videos from the event spread online, where viewers began commenting on his appearance, with some speculating he's had work done.
It’s him. He might’ve just gained some weight… or well, had some work done on his fa…
Tractor Trailer Driver Points ‘Handgun’ In Wood-Ridge Road Rage Incident, Police Say
A tractor-trailer driver was arrested after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a handgun during a road rage incident in Wood-Ridge, police said.
Tommy Tyner, 59, of East Windsor, pointed a black handgun at another driver at 1 Passaic St. in Wood-Ridge, on Thursday, Feb. 26, Capt. Joseph Biamonte said.
Officers Timothy Janz, Mark Torsiello and Christian Hutchison, along with Detectives David Marchitelli and Roberto Cangialosi, responded to the scene and immediately located the tractor-trailer outside a factory within the Curtiss-Wright Complex, Biamonte said.
The driver’s side door was …
Builder Buys Gotham City Diner Where He Raised His Kids: Here's What It Will Soon Become
Mahmoud “Mike” Elayan still remembers the table in the corner.
It was where he and his wife sat with their kids at Gotham City Diner in Ridgefield for nearly a decade.
“That was our spot,” said Elayan, who now lives in Washington Township and runs ECS Homes.
The family had their usual orders: London broil, a Greek salad wrap, chocolate chip pancakes and chicken wings, he said. “It was a comfortable place, with familiar faces, and we had terrific experiences."
Now, Elayan, a Bergen County home builder and managing partner of MAJ Hospitality, is preparing to write a new chapter fo…
