<i>Tyler Brûlé: My Life</i> premieres on Sundance Channel, October 14 (14046)

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14046Entertainment News2004-10-14 Tyler Brule: My Life premieres on Sundance Channel, October 14     
 
 
 Tyler Brule: My Life, a new documentary about the out founder of Wallpaper magazine, will make its U.S. television debut on the Sundance Channel on Thursday, October 14, at 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Eastern/Pacific. The film explores Brule's personal and professional experiences, from his relationship with his parents to the life-changing impact of a freelance reporting assignment in pre-Taliban Afghanistan. For more information and additional showtimes visit www.sundancechannel.com.     
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<i>Tyler Brûlé: My Life</i> premieres on Sundance Channel, October 14 (14046)