LOS ANGELES — In Los Angeles and New York City, striking actors are chanting, "Hey hey, ho ho, corporate greed's got to go!"
Heat wave be damned, television and film stars have been grabbing their signs and heading out to the picket lines since the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists announced they were joining the Writers Guild of America in striking over wages and assurances regarding the use of artificial intelligence.
On Monday, Hilary Duff gave "Lizzie McGuire" fans a blast from the past when she was captured singing along to "What Dreams Are Made Of" while picketing outside of Paramount Studios in L.A. with "How I Met Your Father" castmates Francia Raísa and Tien Tran. Duff first sang the song in 2003's "The Lizzie McGuire Movie."
