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The Writers Guild dropped an email onFridaySeptember 8 with some tea.
The main piece of info was that certain legacy companies (a.k.a.
The WGA said another exec told them they need a deal badly.
Any suggestion to the contrary is false.
This statement got something of a Sure, Jan from Deadlinesenior editorDominic Patten.
Discovery shared onSeptember 5that the strikes are set to cost the company between $300 and $500 million.
MeanwhileBusiness Insideris reporting that the strike has taken $5 billion out of the California economy.
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Discovery also made headlines this week for suspending deals with many of its big-time producers.
Other stars to make donations this week included Paul Feig andRyan Murphy.
I was very nervous about coming, Chastain said on September 8.
There were actually some people on my team who advised me against it.
News first broke onCrackedthat the WGA was planning to picket.
The WGA didnt feel that was full compliance.The Drew Barrymore Showis a WGA-covered, struck show.
It is our policy to welcome everyone to our show tapings, a spokesperson toldVarietyin response.
This may be making the AMPTP a little nervous, as Swift made and distributed this documentary without them.
Megan Cruz explained the nitty gritty of the studios beef on TikTok.
In L.A., Paramount held aStar Trekpicket this week.
In New York, there was a picket focused on climate justice.
The proposed bill would provide unemployment insurance for striking workers.
Thank you to everyone who came out yesterday to the United We Trek day of solidarity.
Were not gonna stop until we get a fair deal.
The AMPTP needs to understand that if theyve lost We Rate Dogs, theyve lost America.
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