Toni Ruberto

6 days ago | buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto

It starts with a gala opening night screening of “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” with George Lucas in attendance and continues on a film journey through other fantastic worlds. The 16th annual Turner Classic Movie Classic Film Festival returns from April 24-27 in Hollywood with the theme of "Grand Illusions: Fantastic Worlds on Film" featuring an array of stars, movies, discussions and special events including rare movies shown in the 1950s widescreen format of VistaVision.

1 week ago | buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto

BY TONI RUBERTOApril 18-27, 2025Dyngus Day Parade. 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 21 throughout Historic Polonia. Get out the pussy willows, squirt guns and your favorite red attire – it’s time for Dyngus Day. The annual celebration, which takes place the Monday after Easter to celebrate the end of Lent and to welcome spring, includes an entertaining and tasty array of activities.

2 weeks ago | buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto

BY TONI RUBERTOApril 11-20, 2025Trixie the Triceratops will be there. So will Cammie the Camarasaurus and Tyson the T-Rex. The baby dinosaurs are just a small part of “Jurassic Quest,” an interactive family event where dinosaurs are the main attraction that is running April 18-20 at the Buffalo Convention Center.

2 weeks ago | buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto

Looks like the City of Good Neighbors has a new fan. During a break in filming Tuesday at Great Point Studios on his untiled holiday movie, actor Mario Lopez spoke of his appreciation for the warm welcome he has received in Buffalo. “We’ve had a great time here in Buffalo," Lopez said on a festively adorned set in the the Niagara Street studio facility that opened in 2024. "The community has embraced us. They are the nicest people, and a lot of them have been part of the action and background.

2 weeks ago | buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto

Trixie the Triceratops will be there. So will Cammie the Camarasaurus and Tyson the T-Rex. The baby dinosaurs are just a small part of “Jurassic Quest,” an interactive family event where dinosaurs are the main attraction that is running April 18-20 at the Buffalo Convention Center. The “scientifically accurate and photorealistic dinosaurs” – which means the kids will love them – represent 165 million years of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods when dinosaurs ruled the Earth.