Writers Strike
"Strike Force Five," which launches August 30, brings together Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver during the writers strike.
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The mind behind "The Wire" and "We Own This City" doesn't expect an easy resolution to the ongoing WGA strike.
The Writers Guild of America is once again at odds with Hollywood studios; this time over pay, artificial intelligence, and more. Here's a look back at the eight times the union has gone on strike, from 1952 to 2023.
ATX TV Festival
Amid star-filled parties and rousing premieres, ATX TV Festival attendees couldn’t stop talking about the writers strike. It wasn't always breezy.
AMC and Cinemark leaders say theaters and movie studios can work around a months-long strike, "unfortunate" as it may be.
But David Zaslav did take time to root on the New York Knicks ahead of Game 3 vs. the Miami Heat.
The AMPTP's first public response to the writers strike said the WGA wants "a one-size-fits-all solution to shows that are unique."
"We've been planning for this," said CEO Bob Bakish, while studio CFO Naveen Chopra praised A.I.
But if this work stoppage lasts as long as the last one, that will not remain the case.
The Sharpie Is Mightier: ‘Pissed Off’ Writers with Clever Signs Make Noise from the WGA Picket Lines
WGA members — and IndieWire — hit the streets Tuesday in L.A. and New York in Day 1 protests of what writers believe is an "existential" fight against the Hollywood studios.
WGA members are now on strike after a deal could not be reached for a new contract by May 1. Learn what they're fighting for.
