Janice Long 2009. In the mid-'90s she presented a programme on the BBC World Service which was a mix of science and popular music called "Pop Science". She also presented "The Janice Long Review Show" on Vintage TV. She currently hosts The 2ube on local TV station Made in Liverpool (Sky 117, Freeview 7, Virgin Media 159). As Janice Chegwin she married Trevor Long in Liverpool in 1977. The couple appeared as winning contestants on the first edition of the Yorkshire Television's game show "3-2-1" in 1978. They divorced in 1982. Her partner since 1987 is Paul Berry; they married in September
Gene Taylor (TV and radio personality) Gene Taylor (TV and radio personality) Gene Taylor (born Eugene Lee Herships, June 26, 1947 – January 6, 2001) was an American comedian, TV and radio host and writer, best known for his on-air work in Toronto and Detroit. Taylor was born in Detroit, where he attended Frank Cody High School. He became a stand-up comedian after high school, working nightclubs at age 20. He briefly joined the army and then returned to comedy, working primarily in strip clubs starting in 1969, including the Victory Burlesque theatre in Toronto. He also wrote jokes for Bob Hope and other comedians. In