Show Biz Weekly

Segment 1:      Evan Pinsonnault joins Show Biz weekly  with the success of his run as “Papa Pig” in the national tour of Peppa Pig that arrived in Detroit on 10/29/17 at Fox Theatre. On November 7^{th, it} comes Grand Rapids where the welcomed show. Pinsonnault’ s story is a dream come true for a boy who loved television all of his life and eventually became a new anchor here in Lansing at WLNS where he was the morning anchor for 6 years. Life was about going for it and Pinsonnault studied theatre and performed in numerous plays around the area and then hosted “The Evan Michael Show” executive produced by SBW’s own Taylor Kelsaw. Writing, producing, and hosting a show, starring in plays, and now living in Hollywood has been a great foundation for the success he is enjoying with “Peppa Pig” and the work that goes into it.

These segments of Show Biz Weekly include Lucas Holliday and his Ryan Seacrest, and Weinstein.

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Show Biz Weekly welcomes filmmaker Tom Norton to the show!

Show Biz Weekly entertainment news, weather, politics, and reports of current news stories around the world and its impact on the business of show.

Segment 1- On this second time to visit with us on SBW, Chad Michael Collins (Chad Michael Collins is best known for playing the franchise lead role 'Master Sgt Brandon Beckett' across four successful Sony Pictures "Sniper" films. As the son of original star Tom Berenger's 'Master Gunnery Sgt Thomas Beckett', Collins has played alongside his pops as well as Billy Zane and Dennis Haysbert across four films. He recently wrapped principal photography on "Sniper: Homeland Security" in Bogota, Colombia with Berenger and Zane) is welcomed back and he’s got a lot going on in his busy life as an actor/ producer. In credibly, but not surprisingly, the established actor has continue to ride the acting world since 2005 when he began his career professionally. Since that time, Collins has appeared in numerous television shows, and films.

Florida based fitness model Robbie Gambrell is first time guest on Show Biz Weekly.

Born and raised in Michigan, the Shaver brothers (Travis and Thomas) arrived in New York last year with a mission. That mission was to start writing, recording, and performing music and their genius, and long time backgrounds in musicology delivered their new sound and the birth of “Boyfriend Genes” was launched.  The Shaver bothers talents have garnered fresh music lovers with delightful genetic harmonies delivered by the boys. It’s literally difficult to tell them apart when they sing, and when their voices blend together a cacophony of sound fills your ears.

Adam Reeves is a San Francisco based filmmaker, producer, actor, director and writer. Why not? The excitement in Reeves’ voice is a revelation of what is possible. He gives us a thought provoking question with a subject never before asked in his film “My Brother’s Shoes”, a twist of fate story about two brothers, one gay and one straight. The SF Bay Area resident has produced and directed television and cable commercials for the last 15 years. He decided to extend his talents by first producing short films such as the thriller “Edward”, and then testing his skills at screen writing on full feature films such as the family film “December Dilemma” and the comedy “My Brother’s Shoes.”

This week on SBW is the cast and crew of 48hourfilm contest: Actors: Danny “Wulf” Hogan, Rachel Mentor, Angela DeGarmo, and DP Scott Baisden join Taylor Kelsaw and co-host, Rebel Picture's own Michael McCallum in the studio.