Television

No artificial bubbles for Utica Club!

Vince Neil survived the second week of 'Celebrity Apprentice,' but not without getting driven a bit batty by former 'Saturday Night Live' star Jon Lovitz.

An Upstate New York family is now $10,000 richer thanks to their son, who had everyone laughing on America's Funniest Home Videos.

Have you ever wanted to be on a game show? Have you ever wanted to spin the giant wheel and win big prizes?

Movie and TV show producers now have an incentive to film inside the Stanley Theater.  They can apply for a New York State tax credit.  That's because the Utica theater has been approved as a Qualified Film Production Facility. The credit is known as the Jimmy Fallon tax credit...

Are you watching the most popular show in New York? Do you think you know what that show is?

Robert Plant performed on the long-running PBS show back in March.

Now that ABC Family has been rebranded to Freeform what will happen to 13 Nights of Halloween?

October 2, 1959, was the premiere of The Twilight Zone. CNY native Rod Serling wrote 92 of the 156 episodes.

TV funny man Dave Coulier will be making a stop in Central New York as part of MVCC's Cultural series.

The Star Trek Original Series Tour is now open in the Adirondacks. It was created by an avid Trekkie, and the set is almost as authentic as the one seen on TV in the 60's.

If you've ever been to a boutique motel, then you know just how quirky, and fun they are. The Roxbury Motel, in the heart of the Catskill Mountains has one upped the others with their individually themed rooms, and one of a kind flare.