EXCLUSIVE: What We Do In The Shadows and Workaholics producer Kyle Newacheck has teamed with music video vet Brandon Dermer for the sci-fi dramedy I’m Totally Fine. Set to lead the project are ...

Kyle Newacheck, one of the creative forces behind the hit Comedy Central series ‘Workaholics,’ is bringing his talents to High Times TV this week with the debut of a pot-friendly video from ...

What We Do in the Shadows EP Kyle Newacheck spoke with Bleeding Cool about his favorite Season 4 moments and offered some Season 5 clues.

Kyle Newacheck (Workaholics) spoke to Bleeding Cool about the sci-fi comedy in I'm Totally Fine, Jillian Bell, comedians in drama & more.

The Millard South grad, along with Anders Holm, Blake Anderson, and Kyle Newacheck, will put on a comedy performance at the Orpheum Theater on Dec. 16. The four are taking their podcast, "This Is ...

Written by Hoare, with Murder Mystery helmer Kyle Newacheck attached to direct, I hear Student Driver is an action comedy involving a substitute driver’s ed teacher and his students […] ...

Concord-born brothers Kyle and Adam Newacheck are most well-known for their contributions to the Comedy Central slacker-sitcom "Workaholics,” but their newest collaborative project drew them to ...

Kyle Newacheck on the set of ‘I’m Totally Fine.’ Kyle Newacheck Like other writers and creatives, Newacheck said he didn’t want 2020 to pass without taking on a new project.

Kyle, when did you come into the process with Stranger In The Woods ? Kyle Newacheck: I think I read it for the first time in 2019. So I think it had gone through a few drafts and it was brought ...

EXCLUSIVE: Kyle Newacheck is attached to direct the action comedy Ice Cold Heat for Lionsgate Pictures and Montecito Picture Company. The story, penned by Josh Kazdan and Eric Lord, is about an ...

The fact that Concord natives Blake Anderson and Kyle Newacheck are living a showbiz dream with their own slacker sitcom on Comedy Central will come as no surprise to anyone who knew them back in ...

Kyle Newacheck tells THR the slacker comedy is returning to its roots: "A lot of our fans just want to see the guys drinking and smoking and being numbskulls at work.