Also many of you complain about this show but here is a clip from the show Love and Hip Hop (on VH1) filmed in Jersey City. It is of a fight between rapper Juelz Santana's girlfriend and a model in Liberty State Park.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYkOXEcYswo

(too funny..Zimmer stops an Irish and a Chilean girl from shooting in her town and gets an award from an Italian-American group)

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SHOCKER: Jersey Shore's JWoww and Snooki Are Not Italian

Entertainment February 16, 2010 AT 5:56PM By UsWeekly Staff
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So much for being "guidette" princesses.

Jersey Shore star Jenni "JWoww" Farley, 23, admitted on Fox's Strategy Room Tuesday that she and Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi aren't even Italian!

J-Woww says she's Spanish and Irish, while Snooki, 21, is Chilean.

The MTV reality show was slammed by Italian-American groups for perpetuating "negative stereotypes," UNICO National President Andre DiMino told Fox last year.

"If you replace Italian-Americans with any other ethnic group, would they use such a pejorative term to promote the show?" he fumed.

JWoww also shattered another Jersey Shore myth: The girls don't believe in GTL! (Which stands for gym, tan, laundry, the schedule made famous by co-star Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.)

Instead, they follow a SSC routine: sleeping, shopping and clubbing.

Read more:

http://www.usmagazine.com/entertainme ... ian-2010162#ixzz1mXq1DX9J

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(when they do their SSC in JC I wonder if it will include any dollar stores)

Face it guys...

They are gonna be in your Gyms,
in your laundromats,
All OVER your tanning Salons!!!

Wait there aren't any tanning salons in the area.

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Ban everything that I don't like! Yeah!

Leading Jersey City into the future.

You're right. Snooki definitely won't lead Jersey City into the future. Our elected representatives most certainly will though.

Speaking of leaders?.

You all better watch what you say about Jwoww..err I mean Jenni Farley.

There are millions of computer geeks out there willing to lay down their ?nerdy? lives to protect her!

How often do you get a computer programmer with brains and looks? (and massive fake to boot!)

Say what you want about Snooki but I think Jenni has it together in more ways then one.



About the Author

Jenni Farley aka JWoww was twenty-one years old when she moved from rural upstate New York to New York City. After conquering the club scene on Long Island and much of Manhattan's Outer Boroughs, she realized she wanted to reach out to the rest of the country by telling her story through MTV's newest reality show Jersey Shore.In addition to her starring role on Jersey Shore, Farley is also a successful businesswoman. A computer programmer with a passion for fine arts and graphic design, she also opened her own graphic design business, Jenni Farley Designs Inc. She is also the marketing director of the web development company, Power Play International Inc., where she plans to bring a new meaning to the future of social networking.

www.amazon.com


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JWOWW became interested in computer programming when she was 17-years old. She studied the subject for three years until she became a master. She then turned her sights to the fine arts and graphic design industry. This lead her to move to New York City, where she studied the field for four years at a local university. She then opened a graphic design business, Jenni Farley Designs Inc. In 2010, JWOWW and Power Play International Inc. became partners; JWOWW is their marketing director.

www.eduinreview.com


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PR.com: And you went from computer programmer to fashion designer recently?

Jenni JWoWW Farley: I?ve done both. I got the degree in computer programming when I was twenty-one, and then I moved down to New York. That?s the reason why I moved to Long Island, was for graphic design and animation, and designing for fashion. I have two degrees in it.

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Hey ?all of you programmers down in Goldman Sachs please keep an eye on Jenni while she is in DTJC. (Do I really need to ask?) And a little advice if you do see her ditch the pocket protector and drop the Sheldon shtick. She goes for the rougher old school programmer types.. the Cobol cowboys.



(for those of you who don?t watch the Jersey Shore, in my opinion Jwoww seems to be the only halfway normal one on the show. At first I thought Vinny was but he turned into a party boy.)

neverleft - really?.....really?

This thread needs to die like the jersey shore. I think everyone made their points

If the spinoff is going to bring $$$ to the city of jersey city? Where is it going to!!!!!

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Well, considering there is an entire crew living here, I assume they eat food, so local food eateries will get business. "Tourists" looking to get a glimpse will go out to bars and eat. The city has been paid for permits. I also wouldn't be surprised if they hired local "extras." Mercy did that as well.

And for all the people that claim the mayor of Hoboken is a saint, they WILL be filming in Hoboken, just not on the street (as also stated above). She told them no to filming on the streets. But any bar/restaurant is free to have them come and film INDOORS. She didn't ban them from the city. So again, I'd be surprised if anyone ever even sees them. All interior living shots will probably filmed here in Jersey City, seeing them whoosh off in a cab to Hoboken or NYC and that's it. Barcade, LITM, or Skinners Loft should be so lucky as to have the exposure.

so.... have there been any sightings?

Just got back from the pet store on Jersey Ave and Newark. I can't believe some of the merchant shops over there actually have signs on the front door that say No Snookie! WTF I mean really?

Jersey Shore' spin-off TV crews are loving Jersey City
http://www.nj.com/hobokennow/index.ss ... re_spin-off_tv_crews.html

For those of you reading this long thread who think Hoboken?s shi* doesn?t stink?well it does.

Maybe Jwoww and Snooki should be thankful that the Mayor of Hoboken is banning them.

While the Mayor protects her city's ?reputation? from the evil Jwoww and Snooki?visitors are being stabbed and beaten in the streets.

Jersey City man stabbed in Hoboken several times after leaving bar

Published: Friday, February 17, 2012, 11:00 AM Updated: Friday, February 17, 2012, 11:03 AM

By The Jersey Journal The Jersey Journal

HOBOKEN A 27-year-old Jersey City man was stabbed several times during a fight on Hudson Street early Wednesday morning, The Jersey Journal reports.

The man told officers he was leaving a bar on Hudson Street between Observer Highway and Newark Street around 1:33 a.m. when he got into a fight with six men who dragged him on the ground and pummeled him in the head, police reports said.

At some point, the Jersey City man told cops he felt as if he was being stabbed, reports said.

After the six men ran off, a friend of the 27-year-old drove him to Hoboken University Medical Center, where doctors found his right lung had been punctured by one of the stab wounds, reports said.

The injuries did not appear life-threatening, reports said.

JJ piece?.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... y_man_stabbed_in_hob.html


Buy the JJ?it will take your breath away.

Snooki lookalikes compete in Jersey City bar close to set of Jersey Shore spin-off set

February 20, 2012, 11:31 AM
By Dan Rosenblum/For The Jersey Journal

As the ?Jersey Shore? spin-off featuring Nicole ?Snooki? Polizzi and Jenni ?JWoww? Farley heads to Downtown Jersey City, residents looking to see the stars on their infamous nights out didn?t have to travel too far.

One block away from the old firehouse where the crew is setting up a ?Laverne and Shirley?-type apartment for the duo, local bar Pint hosted a ?Night of 1,000 Snookis? Friday night that featured Snook-a-like and fist-pumping contests.

Before the event, Pint owner Wolf Sterling worked the room wearing a Snooki wig, but he admitted he ran into a roadblock.

?It?s hard to get a polyester wig that matches a gray beard,? he said.

Though some residents fear the show will lower the city?s image, Sterling wasn?t angry about its coming to town. ?Those people suck,? Sterling, 42, said of the show?s critics.

Jersey City, he said, has no national image and the show would give the city a chance to show its vibrant neighborhoods. ?What are they afraid of?? he said.

The event wasn?t affiliated with the production company filming the show, but he said it got him more media buzz than he?s had in the four years he?s owned the bar.

Alexandria Kavanagh, 25, of Jersey City, was the first Snooki at the bar. She said people already mistake her for the reality-TV star and she only had to buy a few accessories before entering the costume competition.

Kavanagh said her mom saw the event in a newspaper and told her about the competition. She was happy about the show being in Jersey City.

?It?s better they?re here than Hoboken, because we?d appreciate it more,? she said.

Ultimately, three Snookis showed up. Bar patrons packed around the impersonators, taking plenty of photographs.

Snook-a-like Liz Coschera, 29, of Jersey City, said she liked how the event both embraced and made fun of the show. To celebrate the contest and city pride, she shopped locally for her costume along Newark Avenue and at the Newport Centre mall.

During the contest, Sterling re-created what he called Snooki?s favorite pastime by having the Snookis sit on the bar. He asked them trivia questions, including their favorite food.

?Pickles,? the contestants yelled, showing their knowledge of the real Snooki?s tastes.

Ultimately, Kavanagh won the $200 prize.

?It feels good,? she said afterward. ?My mom will be proud.?

http://www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index ... kalikes_compete_in_j.html

Filming of 'Jersey Shore' spinoff starring Snooki and JWoww postponed, Jersey City police say

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... _jersey_shore_spinof.html

The start of filming for the "Jersey Shore'' spinoff starring Nicole "Snooki'' Polizzi and Jenni "JWoww'' Farley has been postponed until the end of the week, Jersey City Police Capt. Joseph Connors has told media gathered outside the old firehouse on Mercer Street that's to be at the heart of the show.

Filming was scheduled to begin today, according to notices neighbors received from the production company.

A representative of the company, 495 Productions, could not immediately be reached for comment.

Several reporters and a TV crew have stationed themselves on Mercer Street in anticipation of the filming.

Police have told them to stay clear of the building's entrance and city representatives are discussing where the media should congregate for the duration of the six-week filming, according to Jersey Journal photographer Reena Rose Sibayan, who's at the scene.

The show, which has been described as a Snooki and JWoww version of "Laverne & Shirley,'' has spurred controversy in Hudson County as the Hoboken administration rejected a filming permit and the Jersey City administration granted one.

In Jersey City, neighbors have expressed concern over things like parking but have been split on whether the filming will be good or bad for the area. Jersey Journal reporter Terrence McDonald wrote last week that many in Seaside Heights have seen the "Jersey Shore'' reality show as a boon for business.


PHOTO CHALLENGE

NJ.com users can participate in The Jersey Journal's "Jersey Shore'' Photo Challenge.

If you run into Snooki, JWoww or Snooki and JWoww, whip out your camera and share your photos or videos on NJ.com. You can also share photos on The Jersey Journal's Facebook page.

We'll showcase the submissions on Hudson County Now and select the best photos for publication in The Jersey Journal.

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I think if you can get photos of Snookie and Jwoww, instead of giving them to the Jersey Journal for free you should probably try selling them or at least posting them someplace for personal publicity.

Saw a camera crew outside of k9dergartin this morning on Newark avenue. Does anyone know if this will perhaps be where they "work" during filming?

No. No one knows.

John Huddy the Fox 5 news reporter who lives in DTJC did a piece last night (2/21/12) from that area. He showed a shot of that K9 dog place and said hey maybe they will be working there. He also interviewed the owner of Helen?s Pizza. The owner said he would hire them but work their butts off. He did make the mistake of saying they are Italian girls..they are not.

They also had a shot of all of the stores on the block. It made JC look interesting...hip

Maybe John Huddy was doing another piece from there this morning???

uh oh, I board my dog at k9dergarten...should I be worried?

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I would be. Don't know if this place is involved or not but if they are I would be worried with crew people going in and out, leaving doors open etc. I would not be happy if I were a client. Maybe find out and then take steps from there.

JWoww responds to bars that don't want her in Jersey City
After The Jersey Journal wrote a story about three bars who rejected filming contracts with MTV and 495 Productions for the Jersey Shore spin-off in Jersey City, Jenni "JWoww" Farley took to Twitter to call the bars "pathetic."

"Omg I'm crying over the bars that rejected us in jersey city. What am I gonna do Lmfao Ahh pathetic. Don't wanna be caught dead in them anyways," she tweeted.

She went on to say that she was getting lunch and her hair done with Sammi Giancola from The Jersey Shore.

JWoww, along with Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi were supposed to start filming their spinoff yesterday, but police said the filming has been postponed for a few days.

No sign of the duo yet as Jersey City awaits - some more excited than others - for their arrival.


I am not a fan of the show, never watched one episode, but I have to agree these lame bars banning them is stupid.

I believe they were doing doggy photos yesterday and today at that place. I did however have a conversation with an employee of Helens that said they were going to work there. He was a young kid so i wouldnt say it was a reliable source

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There is a difference between banning a patron from a bar and refusing to allow camera crews to film on private property. Skinner's Loft, a respectable restaurant if there ever was one on Newark, denied filming because it would impede on the actual paying--and likely loyal--customers. For that, I am happy. I would be very frustrated to go out to dinner, only to have a bumbling film crew with lights and microphones a table over.

With that distinction, I have not heard of a single place that has banned either of these two. Not allowing filming--much like Hoboken did--yes, but banning, no.

Most likely they are filming, a lot of activity going on. Please make JC feel like a place everyone would like to live in...

Yes, the film crew does come in and take over....If your in there they tell you to move to a different spot to make room for the Bimbos

3 cheers for Jersey Wines and Spirits!

http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/23/snooki- ... sey-wine-shop/?adid=hero1

WHITE STAR BAR SAYS NO !!!!!

Yay for the White Star Bar! My favorite bar in JC has standards!