Joe Silver

For many, the fast-approaching summer months are hectic, and a simple, quick yet satisfying breakfast recipe is essential in the morning. That's why The Quaker Oats Company, a subsidiary of PepsiCo, Inc., is encouraging fans to explore the deliciousness of overnight oats a cool, convenient way to help start the day off right.

CHICAGO, Jan. 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ Get ready to take your bowl of oatmeal to the next level. Today in New York's Times Square, The Quaker Oats Company, a division of PepsiCo, Inc., is celebrating the launch of its very first Bring Your Best Bowl contest, a nationwide search for the next Quaker oatmeal flavor. The Bring Your Best Bowl contest highlights the endless ways to enjoy oatmeal by inviting fans across the country to submit their oatmeal creation using two to five ingredients along with their inspiration for the chance to win $250,000, and have their combination brought to life as Quaker's newest oatmeal flavor. Submissions are now open at www.BringYourBestBowl.com. 1

New Jersey Repertory Company, located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch, has announced the World Premiere of Closure by Richard Dresser for a limited engagement from June 25 through July 19, 2015. 

Quaker Oats invites families to taste the crunchy side of oatmeal by introducing a delicious new breakfast option: Warm & Crunchy Granola. The first-of-its kind hot cereal delivers both the wholesome goodness of Quaker Oatmeal and the satisfying crunch of multigrain granola for an exciting new way to help start the day with good energy. When heated with milk, the specially baked granola clusters maintain their crunch and flavors a hearty combination of nuts, spice and/or fruit that the whole family will love.

The Boston Conservatory, the oldest performing arts conservatory in the nation, today announces Tommy Tune as the honoree and special guest at the celebratory performance commemorating the grand opening of the 'Hemenway Project,' a $32 million, 16-month-long renovation of the Conservatory's theater building, Saturday, October 16th.

The Boston Conservatory, the oldest performing arts conservatory in the nation, today announces Tommy Tune as the honoree and special guest at the celebratory performance commemorating the grand opening of the 'Hemenway Project,' a $32 million, 16-month-long renovation of the Conservatory's theater building, Saturday, October 16th.