The soft-core Internet porn phenomenon known as the Suicide Girls revealed its scantily clad cabaret of women Tuesday night at the Icon.
A year ago when my then-boyfriend asked me if I would marry him, I readily accepted, naive of the floodgates we'd just let open.
To his friends and teammates he is known as "Lenny," but those who do not know him call him Leonard.
Baseball lost one of its greatest men this past week and most people have probably never heard of him.Buck O'Neil (1911-2006) played for and managed professional ball clubs over the course of four decades.
If the majority of the nation were laughing at our president, it probably wouldn't be a good thing.
It takes about four songs to grasp the sound of Mute Math, and four more to grow tired of it.The group produces polished synth-rock that is technically intriguing, though not groundbreaking by any means.
Although the Buffalo Bills may lose more games than they win, their fans are anything but benchwarmers - they bring the great American tradition of tailgating to a new level.Love them or hate the team, Buffalo has one of the best football fan bases on the eastern coast."I grew up with the Bills," said Jason Strollo, a junior accounting major.
Traveling to Bowling Green and Penn State this weekend, the Buffalo men's soccer team went 1-1. The Bulls picked up another Mid-American Conference win Friday night against Bowling Green, but then fell to a tough Penn State team Sunday afternoon.Buffalo fell behind early 1-0 to the Falcons in Friday night's match, but the Bulls rallied back to score two goals to top Bowling Green by a final score of 2-1.
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Paolo Nutini's soulful voice and thoughtful lyrics can easily give the false impression of veteran status and a life of experience, but he's actually just warming up.This newcomer's new album, "Live Sessions," is a compilation of four select songs from the release "These Streets," that has been released on Atlantic Records to introduce the U.S to this talented Scotsman.
With Saddam Hussein stripped from his position and thrown into a courtroom, President Bush has captured a man he feels is the "most dangerous dictator" in the world.
Fergie's future looks auspicious so long as she uproots herself from the Black Eyed Peas. Her first solo album, "The Dutchess," is a royal blend of R&B, pop, reggae and jazz, pumping out tracks that could easily go VIP in a club environment.
Two eggs, a cup of sugar and a pinch of irony.Students with a sweet tooth experienced liberation through baked goods this Monday at a Liberation Bake-off, part of a series of events for Gender Week on campus.Hosted by UB's Gender Institute in the Student Union, the event was part of the fifth annual Gender Week's kickoff.
"Big Pappa" Steinbrenner is at it again. In what has become an annual tradition, the Yankee owner wanted to fire his long-time manager Joe Torre, yet has once again been talked out of doing so.
A lecture Monday aimed to educate students, particularly women, about the benefits of using contraception and the various types available.
Never has the line between police officer and career criminal been spread so thin.Martin Scorsese's latest crime epic, "The Departed," is a spellbinding, entrancing, character driven gangster masterpiece.
It was a stellar weekend for the women's soccer team, as it added two road victories to its Mid-American Conference record and a milestone victory for Buffalo's head coach Jean-A.
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