Over 30 years ago, after their final show during the band's 1977 tour, In the Flesh, Pink Floyd's bassist and singer Roger Waters expressed a desire to place a wall between the audience and himself.
With the snow blanketing a cold Queen City and the streets salted like a Planters nut, it's time to gather up the family, carry up all those old decorations and reminisce about being a 16-year-old redheaded swingster on American Idol.
According to Tony Barnhart of CBSSports.com, Buffalo football head coach Turner Gill interviewed for the head coaching vacancy at the University of Kansas on Sunday.
Through the ups and the downs, the hardships, the heartaches and all the happiness she has been there with me. Whether it was in celebration or in sorrow, she kept me company.
The Devil Wears Prada – With Roots Above and Branches Below (May 5): Enough is enough. The devil does not wear Prada; his name is Mike Hranica and he has the mouth of a 12 year-old girl with no friends and esteem issues. Why is this band still around? Ah yes, T-shirt sales.
Three Navy SEALs are facing criminal charges after capturing the alleged mastermind of one of the most dishonorable crimes against Americans in Iraq.
Mayday Parade: Headlining the AP Fall Ball and releasing their first Fearless album, these Florida power poppers are finally starting to break into the mainstream that every diehard named Katie knew they would eventually lose them to. Polished like your Sunday best, if they find their way to radio, odds are they're not leaving.
The Board of Education for the Buffalo Public School System voted six to two last Wednesday to approve a freeze on the establishment of new charter schools in the greater Buffalo area. The vote makes clear Buffalo Public School officials' frustration over the number of charter schools.
Club Infinity came to life Tuesday night in a swarm of tight jeans, guys with perms and what appeared to be every teenage girl in the 716.
Garlands are hung, lights twinkle brightly and 'Joy to the World' banners grace storefront windows.
Thursday night, the men's basketball team was looking to pick up its 1,000th victory in school history. Ironically, the Bulls were also playing for their first home win of the season. Although the win plateau was in the back of its mind, Buffalo was more concerned with sending its fans away from Alumni Arena happy for the first time all year.
Crime is doomed – Steven Seagal is on its trail.
Turnovers have plagued the women's basketball team this season.
Hopes were crushed for the hundreds of couples who gathered in Albany Wednesday in the hopes of being married after the senate session adjourned.
The State Senate voted down a bill on Wednesday to allow for same sex marriage. There was no doubt that discussions on beliefs came before the vote, as legislators' consciences even remembered the civil rights movement.
As students made their daily – or hourly – pit stops to their Facebook profiles on Tuesday, they might have noticed something out of the ordinary. A letter addressed to all 350 million Facebook users was at the top of their news feed.
This Sunday, almost 1,000 volunteers will jump into the icy waters of Hamburg Town Beach during the Law Enforcement's Torch Run Event for Special Olympics New York, the Polar Plunge.
New York is a place of stunning layers, colors, shapes, sizes and textures.
For more than two years, the house on 139 Howell St. lay abandoned – an empty shell deteriorating alongside other derelict homes in Buffalo's Black Rock neighborhood.
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