Special Report
The L.A. Fires: What We Lost. What We Saved. What's Next.
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Film and TV Production In L.A. Was Already Plummeting. Wildfires May Hasten the Exodus
Devastating blazes have scattered thousands of crewmembers, raising fears of a quickened migration of projects away from California.
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Workers at Nonfiction Production Company Lucky 8 Launch Union Drive
The Writers Guild of America East, which has long sought to organize more of the largely non-union unscripted space, is backing the effort.
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SAG-AFTRA Donates $1 Million for L.A. Fires Relief
The performers' union earmarked the funds for the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, a nonprofit that offers emergency financial aid and education to members.
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L.A. Fires Another Brutal Blow to Battered Hollywood Crew Members
Workers who have recently weathered multiple production slowdowns are now being hammered by another event outside their control: "I keep reinventing myself. And this just kicked me right in the gut."
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Investigating Diddy: All of the Documentary Projects Released or in the Works
'TMZ Presents' and 'Nightline' were quick to produce specials on the embattled mogul, but other series on the horizon promise further inquiry.
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Predicting Hollywood in 2025: The Next James Bond, Peak Taylor Sheridan and More
Educated guesses, back-of-the napkin math and a between-the-lines read on what we’ll be talking about in the next 12 months.
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Village Roadshow Accused of Late Payments As Writers Guild Readies Stop-Work Order
The 'Matrix Resurrections' and 'Joker' producer recently laid off staff as the company explored strategic options.
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Writers Guild Calls on Studios to Take “Immediate Legal Action” Against AI Companies
The union is arguing that tech companies "looted the studios’ intellectual property" while Hollywood's major companies stood by.
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‘Love Is Blind’ Contestants Are Employees, National Labor Relations Board Complaint Says
An agency office in Minnesota is alleging that producers for the hit Netflix dating show had contestants sign contracts with illegal provisions.
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Union at ‘Summer of Soul’ Producer RadicalMedia Voluntarily Recognized
The Writers Guild of America East, which backed the organizing drive, is aiming to begin negotiations over a first contract in the new year.
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Animation Guild Executive Board Defends Deal Terms As Some Members Criticize Contract
The board released the statement as some negotiating committee members have expressed that they are voting "no" on the tentative deal.
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Three Animation Guild Negotiating Committee Members Say They’re Voting “No” on Controversial Tentative Deal
Mike Rianda, Joey Clift and Kelly Lynne D'Angelo posted concerns about the deal's AI provisions on social media on Tuesday, while the union's chief negotiator praised its atypical gains.
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