Alan Pergament

Marc Summers, the television host well-known for his work on Nickelodeon and Food Network, is in Buffalo this month for a biographical show, “The Life and Slimes of Marc Summers,” playing at Alleyway Theatre. Here he speaks with The Buffalo News’ Tim O’Shei on working with Jamestown-area native and comedy legend Lucille Ball.

Five months after leaving Channel 2 with her “Most Buffalo” sidekick Kate Welshofer, Genero’s distinctive voice resurfaced over the weekend as an on-air personality on WECK radio.

Channel 4 won every important time period in household viewership it competed in except for 6 a.m. when Channel 2’s morning program anchored by Pete Gallivan and Melissa Holmes won the time slot.

Actor Jake Gyllenhaal has finally addressed the rumors surrounding Taylor Swift’s song ‘All Too Well.’

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Former Buffalo Bills Ryan Fitzpatrick and Stevie Johnson visited Hyde Park elementary school to read Johnson’s new children’s book.

Alan Pergament catches up on some sports-related broadcasting news.

Here are some of News TV critic Alan Pergament's more recent annoyances involving local television and radio.

WGRZ-TV (Channel 2) is about to make the 7 p.m. hour a three-station race for viewers.

Here is an updated look at which local stations are carrying Buffalo Bills games this season.