Tyler is one of BroadwayWorld's lead News Desk Editors, covering breaking Broadway and theatre news daily. He studied Public Relations and Creative Writing at Loyola University Chicago while working part-time for BWW on evenings, weekends, and occasionally during classes. He has also been involved in the Chicago theatre industry, working in media relations and publicity with Margie Korshak, Inc.
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ventured into children's programming this week with the Disney Channel's new show 'Aw Nuts! Mom's a Ghost!' Check out the sketch below!
Catch up on the headlines with this roundup of 'Weekend Update' clips from last night's SNL: Seth Meyers weighed in on this week's big issues including the NRA, the AMERICAN IDOL judges panel, and more.
Everyone's favorite singing siblings, The Maharelle sisters, returned to the Lawrence Welk show on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE LAST NIGHT, joined by Dorian Perms (Jason Sudeikis) to perform a nice medley on a beach.
With a repeat Shark Tank, an original Shark Tank and 20/20 up against season finale programming on each of the other nets, ABC led Friday in Adults 18-49 by strong double-digit advantages over CBS (+17%), NBC (+56%) and Fox (+56%).
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the network has ditched the long-running spin-off, CSI: NY, as well as its below-the-radar comedy RULES OF ENGAGEMENT.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the network has decided not to renew a slew of its original shows, including freshman series How to Live With Your Parents (FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE), RED WIDOW, MALIBU COUNTRY, and FAMILY TOOLS.
Though originally believed to be designed as a full series, Zap2It reports that the network has instead ordered a slimmed down version of Once Upon a Time IN WONDERLAND.
Vision Films, a worldwide distributor of independent films, has announced today that the company has secured worldwide distribution rights to former Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan's auto-biographical documentary, IT'S SO EASY AND OTHER LIES.
CBS is in the midst of solidifying its fall lineup, giving a series order to the comedy CRAZY ONES, a father-daughter workplace comedy starring Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar.