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Discover the Iconic St. Louis Union Station: A Historical Landmark Worth Visiting
Content by St. Louis Union Station. A trip to Union Station is perfect for people of all ages. Here are some highlights.
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Alan Pergament: From its use of anchors to its lengthier stories, WKBW news is doing things differently
When you are No. 3, it is understandable if you try to do things differently in local news, Pergament says.
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The Pitch Athletic Club & Tavern: A place for St. Louis soccer fans to call home
Content by St. Louis Union Station. The Pitch offers soccer fans a fun and cozy place to cheer on their team while enjoying an array of mouth-watering food, beer and cocktails.
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6 craft beers to get in line for at summer concerts
Craft beer and concerts, when brought together, offer an unparalleled sensory journey, elevating both the music and the beer, writes Brian Campbell.
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A comedy to die for: ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ at The Muny, July 25 to 31, 2023
Content by The Muny. The Muny, an outdoor musical theater with 11,000 seats, is bringing “Little Shop of Horrors” to St. Louis this July.
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Margot Robbie talks about getting Ryan Gosling in "Barbie", Prince George won't have to serve in armed forces, and more celeb news
Margot Robbie says she "bribed" Ryan Gosling into playing Ken in the new Barbie movie. Get that and more recent celeb news here.
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A pipe dream no more: As National Comedy Center turns 5, its collection and reputation keep growing
The center has parlayed the attention it began receiving from national media in its earliest days into the development of exhibits that are drawing a range of visitors from Western New York and beyond.
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Event heralds new film about the Bills' 'Unbillievable' chance at Super Bowl glory
“Unbillievable!” is certainly, well, a believable word for fans of the Buffalo Bills wondering how they will react if the National Football League team ever wins the Super Bowl, writes Alan Pergament.
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Alan Pergament: Star 102.5 will sign off Friday after sale to religious broadcaster
WTSS-FM (Star 102.5) morning host Rob Lucas announced on-air Thursday that the station will end its run playing pop music at 10 a.m. Friday due to the Audacy-owned station’s sale to a religious radio broadcasting group.
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Alan Pergament: Long-running WKBW show 'AM Buffalo' headed to digital platforms
Shows like "AM Buffalo" once were a staple of local television programming, essentially local talk shows.
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Alan Pergament: Julianne Pelusi exits sports role at WGRZ Channel 2
WGRZ-TV (Channel 2) sports anchor-reporter Julianne Pelusi had her last sportscast on Monday and her last day at the NBC affiliate was Wednesday.
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Summer laughs: Kids admitted free at the National Comedy Center, Lucy-Desi Museum
The 14-week special runs from Memorial Day (May 26) through Labor Day (Sept. 4).
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Alan Pergament: WIVB's multitalented Chelsea Lovell has quickly established herself in Buffalo
"There is no dancing around it, Lovell has had the quickest impact of any TV personality here since Kate Welshofer arrived at WGRZ-TV (Channel 2) five years ago," Pergament says.
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Alan Pergament: Ashley Rowe returning to TV in North Carolina; WKBW news has a 'cold' open
Ashley Rowe, who left Channel 7 almost a year ago to spend more time with her infant daughter, Phoebe, is going to be an anchor at a station in North Carolina sometime this month.
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Alan Pergament: Late Nielsen ratings, TV news rankings and a change at WBFO
In local TV news, WKBW-TV (Channel 7) remains deep in third place in all categories it competes in.
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Webster University enhances classroom simulation software for teachers in training
Content by Webster University. Webster’s new cutting-edge technology allows teachers-in-training to practice their teaching strategy and classroom engagement methods.
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Webster University students now have access to industry leading media production equipment
Content by Webster University. For Webster University communications students, the sky’s the limit when it comes to creating new worlds. Literally.
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What is stiff-person syndrome? A look at the rare disorder that led Celine Dion to postpone her tour
Celine Dion revealed on Thursday that she is suffering from a rare neurological disorder called stiff-person syndrome that is affecting her everyday life.
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Alan Pergament: Amusing Josh Allen shaving ad and bearded Ryan Fitzpatrick orchestra bit top today's busy menu
The increasing stardom of Bills quarterback Josh Allen is exemplified by how many advertisers now want him to hawk their products in commercials, Pergament says.
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Alan Pergament: Network TV's fall season has slim pickings as future is increasingly questioned
The reduction in the number of new network series comes at a time the future of linear or traditional television has become increasingly questioned.