All good things must come to an end, and MTV’s Jersey Shore is going out in full fist-pumping style with a week-long marathon so that viewers can relive every single fight, hookup, and breakup before tuning in for the big series finale.
Things kicked off on Thursday when MTV took us back in time to the very first episode of Jersey Shore. From there they will air every single episode of the past 6 seasons in chronological order as the crew goes from Seaside Heights, to Italy and to Miami. The marathon will also feature never-before-seen-footage, interviews and special messages from the cast to say goodbye.
The series finale will air on MTV this coming Thursday and will be followed by a reunion special where all of the cast members can get together one last time to review their 6 seasons of drama.
If you’re not ready to say goodbye to all of your favorite guidettes,don’t worry: the second season of “Snooki & JWoww” is set to premiere the beginning of January and promises to be backed full of the drama we’ve come to know and love at the Shore.

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New York City is doing it’s very best to get back to business as usual but despite everyone’s best efforts Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced today that that NYC marathon would be canceled this year because of the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy. The mayor issued a statement today saying; “While holding the race would not require diverting resources from the recovery effort, it is clear that it has become the source of controversy and division. The marathon has always brought our city together and inspired us with stories of courage and determination. We would not want a cloud to hang over the race or its participants, and so we have decided to cancel it.”

The cancellation came as a surprise to many as just earlier today Bloomberg held a televised conference to insist that the marathon would take place, saying to viewers that “New York has to show we are here and we are going to recover,” insisting that the race would give “people something to cheer aboutin what has been a dismal week for a lot of people.”

The race was supposed to start Sunday on Staten Island and traverse all 5 boroughs but public pressure has made Mayor Bloomberg rethink his stance. “We cannot allow a controversy over an athletic event, even one as meaningful as this, to distract attention away from all the critically important work that is being done to recover from the storm and get our city back on track.”

As many New Yorkers still struggle today with limited power and transportation, not to mention limited access to food and gas it seems like a wise decision on Mayor Bloomberg’s part to not tempt fate by stretching New York City resources any thinner than they already are. Tune in to NBC tonight for a special telethon that will raise funds for victims of Hurricane Sandy.

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