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Actors’ union OKs deal with studios
Actors guild ratifies new 4-year contract with AI protections
Union OKs four-year contract with studios and streamers
Actors’ union OKs contract with studios, streamers
‘Being offended isn’t the worst thing. Being poor is’: how Robby Hoffman became a controversial comedy sensation
Writers Guild Staff Union reaches deal to end months-long strike
Writers guild union reaches deal
WGA ratifies four-year deal with producers
WGA deal includes $320 million toward health
WGA’s staff union, on strike, loses healthcare
AI is key concern in SAG-AFTRA, WGA contract talks
■ SAG-AFTRA extends contract negotiations as WGA finalizes demands before meeting with major studios.
SAG-AFTRA extends contract negotiations as WGA finalizes demands before meeting with major studios
With its staff union still on strike, the Writers Guild of America West threatens to cancel its award ceremony
Trial chair criticizes WGA disciplinary process
WGA ices out Scorsese f ilm
WGA warns writers not to work with Randall Emmett associate
WGA Strike Alters Awards but Not Abundance of Choice
WGA members easily ratify new contract to end 148-day strike
WGA strike ends after historic 148-day work stoppage
WGA leaders OK contract agreement with studios
WGA’s take: ‘We feel great. We won’
With WGA deal on horizon, when will Hollywood get back to work?
Sources: WGA, studios are close to deal
WGA, studios reach tentative deal The proposed three-year contract would bring an end to the months-old writers’ strike
WGA, studios are reportedly nearing a deal to end strike
WGA, studio alliance to meet Wednesday as strike drags on
WGA open to dealing with some studios
In unusual move, studios go public with offer to WGA
WGA, Hollywood studios appear to bend on items
WGA: Studios offer counterproposal
Striking WGA union set to resume talks today
WGA blasts studio executive pay in message to Comcast, Netflix shareholders
WGA blasts pay for execs
Netflix’s big role in WGA strike