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N.J. Broadway actors excited for return to the stage. Their pandemic side gig? A high school musical. Updated May 07, 2021; Posted May 06, 2021 Jelani Remy, star of "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations," is getting ready to head back to the Broadway stage.Gonzalo Marroquin/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images Facebook Share “Wooo!” At the time, Broadway actors expected a hiatus of only a few weeks. But it would be nearly 14 months before word would arrive — on May 5, 2021 — that the Great White Way would be reopening ... in four months. “We’re excited to have the opportunity to get back to it,” says Remy, who grew up in Cedar Grove. The actor, who plays Eddie Kendricks in “Ain’t Too Proud,” has been spending his time between Hillside and New York during the shutdown.
How Abrima Erwiah Went From Working at a SoHo Boutique to Helping Shift the Conversation Around African Luxury Fashion She spent almost a decade at Bottega Veneta before co-founding Studio 189 with Rosario Dawson. Author: Photo: Joshua Jordan/Courtesy of Abrima Erwiah In our long-running series "How I'm Making It," we talk to people making a living in the fashion and beauty industries about how they broke in and found success. In 2012, Eve Ensler's V-Day launched a campaign to bring attention to sexual violence against women, called One Billion Rising. Having worked with the organization before, Abrima Erwiah and longtime friend, actor Rosario Dawson, thought the fashion industry could — and should — step up, too. So, the following year, they launched Studio 189, a social enterprise and lifestyle brand that sells African and African-inspired clothing and supports the artisans and communities that make them, based out of New York and Accra.