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There are so many interesting people in Buffalo that make this city so great -- and we want to celebrate them! Welcome to our new series, Buffalo's Most Interesting People!

We knew the song "Shine" from Collective Soul was ridiculosly catchy -- I mean, who hasn't growled "Hey!" after the opening riff?

It's been a crazy week for Mitt Romney. The presidential candidate decided to reboot his campaign and change his message to get through to independents and refocus on the economy, after being criticized for talking about Obama's foreign policy.

Nothing breaks up an otherwise boring Monday like walking through your campus and finding a flash mob in the commons.  That's what happened today (Monday, September 17) at SUNY Fredonia.

Man's best friend + music = best thing ever?

I may or may not be mildly obsessed with the Fruit Ninja game on my phone (read: OK, fine, I'm totally obsessed with it). I think I'm pretty good at it, but it looks like this cat could give me a run for my money.

This weekend (Saturday, September 1-Sunday, September 2), Buffalo showcased what we’re all about: chicken wings and charity. The 11th annual National Buffalo Wing Festival at Coca-Cola Field was a major success, once again.

Among the list of things we love most in this world, dogs and peanut butter rank toward the top. When the two are combined, it’s impossible not to think we have died and gone to doggy heaven. Think about it: If humans can’t get a grip on avoiding the whole peanut-butter-stuck-on-the-roof-of-our-mouths dilemma, how in the world can we expect a dog to do it? Give a pooch a spoonful of this stuff, an

Perhaps you remember the groundbreaking video for Radiohead‘s ‘House of Cards,’ the James Frost-directed clip that used remote optical technology instead of actual video cameras to create a matrix image of singer Thom Yorke? Frost doesn’t take such a high-tech route on the new video for Dave Matthews Band‘s ‘Mercy,’ but it’s still visually compelling, featuring a patchwork collage of uplifting and

Trampolines in theory seem like a heckuva lot of fun. Given that they’re typically made of fabric pulled tight by an array of coiled springs, what could possibly go wrong? Quite a bit, it turns out.