Today show’s Royal Wedding Week edged out ABC’s Good Morning America in total viewers and topped the news demo derby with biggest edge since broadcasting from Winter Olympics 12 weeks ago.
Today’s total viewer win was its first over GMA, and its largest advantage over CTM, since that second week of the Pyeongchang…
It was very early in the morning on this side of the Atlantic but 29.2 million Americans tuned in to watch live the wedding ceremony of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle yesterday.
Seen on 15 networks stateside in the early morning, Saturday’s royal nuptials with the American born bride from St. George’s Chapel was up…
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding received blanket positive coverage across media in the UK and around the world and it turns out that it also showed the power of linear television. Around 18M people in the UK watched the big day yesterday across a number of channels.
BBC One, which covered the Windsor wedding…
A handful of Hollywood stars rolled out of bed early today to watch the royal wedding. Or at least their Twitter staff did, providing a running commentary on the day’s lengthy activities, which momentarily distracted the world from its cares.
Most of the wedding comments were positive, remarking on the sheer elegance…
Millions of royal family fanatics (or Royal-o-philes) around the world were glued to their TVs today — or very early this morning if you watched Stateside — to catch a glimpse of what many people consider the wedding of the year as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made it official by tying the royal knot. There were…
At the end of a week that saw all of the Big 4 and the CW roll out their hopes for next season at the upfronts in NYC, last night saw Once Upon A Time (0.5/2) bring its Storybrooke tale to an end.
As the fantasy drama concluded its seventh and final season with a royal occasion of its own, but not that Harry and…
U.S. news outlets breathlessly covered the “fairytale” Royal Wedding this morning, in which the Brits provided the pomp, but Americans dominated the ceremony.
Here is how the coverage went, on U.S. ET time:
6:05 AM: ABC News’ David Muir reports bride Meghan Markle is running a bit late. ABC’s British experts on hand…
UPDATE: At 11:20AM UK time, the world got a quick glimpse at Meghan Markle, whose royal wedding to Prince Harry today is being watched around the globe, with networks going wall-to-wall to see the former US TV star get hitched. Markle was in the back of a Rolls Royce Phantom 4, seated next to her mother, and was…
Are you a cord cutting royal-wedding obsessive? The Royal Family is looking out for you, and will live-stream the marriage of Britain's Prince Harry to former Suits star Meghan Markle this morning on their Ye Olde Royal Family YouTube Channel.
For planning purposes, the festivities are expected to go full throttle…
UPDATED with more photos: Celebrity guests filed into St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle to attend the royal wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry today. From early this morning local time, such famous invitees as Oprah Winfrey, Idris Elba, George Clooney, James Corden, Priyanka Chopra, Carey Mulligan, Abigail…
Royal wedding mania has kicked off, as guests have started to arrive in Windsor for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding. There’s round-the-clock coverage in the UK and Europe, and even the French networks are covering the event.
The BBC, ITV, and Sky are all covering the event all morning, while the ceremony is…
Let’s assume that you, like me, were not among the 600 guests to receive an invitation to attend the wedding of Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Nor will we be among the thousands invited to stand on the grounds of Windsor Castle to watch the wedding party enter and leave. Thankfully, the Internet has us…
