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NJ Native Halsey Set For Homecoming NJ Native Halsey Set For Homecoming
NJ Native Halsey Set For Homecoming Halsey is ready for her homecoming. The singer, who was born in Edison and grew up in Washington (Warren County) is performing two shows in Newark with a live string arrangement on Wednesday, June 21 and Thursday, June 22. And fans can expect waterworks. The "Eastside" and "Bad at Love" singer is keeping the setlist under wraps but said fans can expect to hear a wide range of music spanning her entire catalogue. I have cried without fail every time I’ve heard the string arrangements. No promises I won’t cry onstage. Really moving stuff, hope you’re ready to be in pain! Jersey tomorrow …

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by Sam Barron
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Hey Mama! NJ Native Halsey Announces Pregnancy Hey Mama! NJ Native Halsey Announces Pregnancy
Hey Mama! NJ Native Halsey Announces Pregnancy Surprise! New Jersey native Halsey is pregnant. The 26-year-old pop singer made the announcement in an Instagram post Wednesday. "surprise! 🍼🌈👼🏻," she captioned the post. It was not clear how far along in the pregnancy she was, nor who the father is. An Edison native, Halsey -- whose birth name is Ashley Nicolette Frangipane -- graduated from Warren Hills Regional High School in Washington in 2012.  She began writing music while living on Halsey Street in Brooklyn when she was 24 years old. Halsey quickly rose to fame with hits like "Eastside," "Closer" with The Chainsmokers, "Graveyard…

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by Cecilia Levine
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VIDEO: Edison Native Halsey Talks New Jersey Quirks On YouTube Series 'Hot Ones' VIDEO: Edison Native Halsey Talks New Jersey Quirks On YouTube Series 'Hot Ones'
Video: Edison Native Halsey Talks New Jersey Quirks On YouTube Series 'Hot Ones' Vocalist and Edison native Halsey gave a shout out to the Garden State while putting her taste buds to the test on the popular YouTube series "Hot Ones." In the series, produced by First We Feast and Complex Media, host Sean Evans pitches questions to celebrities while both eating a plate of increasingly-spicy chicken wings. Halsey, twice nominated for a Grammy Award, talked New Jersey's quirks and legends. “Probably the funniest thing about New Jersey is the way people say Italian foods," the singer said around the 15-minute mark. “Like, if something ends with a vowel, you take the vowel…

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by Valerie Musson