Lauren Brown, chef at Igby’s downtown, competes on Food Network’s “Chef Wanted with Anne Burrell” season finale at 9 p.m. today (not 10 p.m. as usual). Brown – one of the four stars on Fox 19′s short-lived “Queen City” reality show in 2011 — taped the...
Producers of “A Strange Brand of Happy” are smiling. The independent film shot here in 2011 opens in 40 theaters on Sept. 13, including the AMC (former Rave) at Union Centre in West Chester Township and the Rave in Florence. Oscar winner Shirley Jones,...
The Three Amigos are down to Two Amigos, but one of them is Sharonville native Reynold Teopfer. Reynold lost one-third of his alliance Wednesday night on “Survivor: Caramoan – Fans vs. Favorites” when pal Malcolm Freberg was eliminated after two rounds...
In the March rankings for all radio stations here, when WGRR-FM beat WLW-AM, the new FM sports talk station was dead last. But things look better for WCFN-FM (100.3, The Fan) in the demographic break-outs for male listeners. Program director Steve Harris...
11 A.M. UPDATE THURSDAY, APRIL 25: Brenda Ryan of White Oak won $24,380 last night on “Wheel of Fortune” — and finished second! Another contestant beat her by $90! Here’s a link to our story by Jennie Key of the Northwest Press. ORIGINAL POST 1:40 P.M....
From my Sunday A&E column in case you didn’t see it: Princeton High School grad Kevin Carlberg isn’t surprised classmate Reynold Toepfer has dominated physical challenges on “Survivor: Caramoan – Fans vs. Favorites.” Topefer, 30, a Sharonville native,...
Mo Egger has gone national. He started hosting Thursday and Friday late nights on ESPN Radio last week. Egger, who did some weekend on-air auditions for ESPN last month, will continue doing the local sports talk call-in show 3-6 p.m. on local ESPN affiliate...
Just for a show, not for a live broadcast. Garrison Keillor brings his A Prairie Home Companion’s “Radio Romance Tour 2013″ to Riverbend’s PNC Pavilion on Sunday July 21. Tickets ($73-$36, plus fees) go on sale May 3 at Ticketmaster. See info here about...
The Federal Communication Commission Monday fined Batavia’s non-commercial WOBO-FM (88.7) for being too commercial. The FCC said WOBO-FM “willfully and repeatedly violated” federal rules “by airing commercial announcements on a noncommercial educational...
During my chat today, someone asked me about WLW-AM Saturday morning host Darryl Parks questioning my recent blog post in which I wrote that the legendary “Twilight Zone” creator wrote “junk” for WLW-AM at the start of his career here, before going network....