WHNY-TV
“What’s Happening New York?” (WHNY-TV)
“What’s Happening New York?” (WHNY-TV), is an exciting and informative entertainment television program, produced by Society of Unique Artists, which airs on NYC’s cable television stations, MNN and Bronxnet. As one of the most culturally diverse cites in the world, New York offers something for everyone! WHNY-TV’s variety programming gives viewers the luxury of enjoying the best of what New York City has to offer and demonstrates how it lives up to the reputation of the city that never sleeps! WHNY-TV’s beautiful and intriguing field reporters are your personal guide to what’s happening in New York! They take you behind the scenes of VIP Events, showcase the fanciest restaurants and latest fashions, and explore some of the city’s most exclusive hangout locations with its “Places to Chill” segment.
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Our WHNY-TV Reporters
- Amanda Bertoncini
Well known as a cast member on the Bravo hit reality series, “Long Island Princesses” and for Drink Hanky, her very own line of high-fashion drank holders, Amanda is WHNY-TV’s special reporter for its “Places to Chill” segment.
- Louisa Bikowski
An actor and ballroom dance instructor, Louisa’s spunky and cheerful personality make her the perfect fit as a special events reporter for WHNY-TV.
- Carly Dufford
Lively actor and dancer, with a very positive attitude, Carly is WHNY-TV’s New York sports and special events reporter.
- Alex Fishkin
This print model, with a culinary background, will guide WHNY-TV viewers through food and sports related events.
- Megan Lynch
As a seasoned commercial actress, print model and the anchor for Society of Unique Artist’s “Extreme Art Television” program, Megan is the perfect host to give WHNY-TV viewers an inside peek into VIP and red carpet events.
- Sarah Sanders
Sarah Sanders is WHNY-TV’s loquacious in-studio host, who will wrap up all events reported on by our WHNY-TV reporters