The Latest Breaking News from AMPTP

After six weeks of negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the Writer's Guild of America went on strike.

Hollywood writers are now striking after studios failed to agree on a fair contract. Chief among their concerns is the growth of artificial intelligence.

TV and movie writers have called on Netflix users to leave the service over its role in the ongoing writers' strike.

It looks likely to be a long grind for Hollywood writers who have gone on strike to preserve pay and hang on to job security

There are many more unknowns than certainties, but here's why it's happening and where we'll feel the pain first

Los Angeles (AFP) - Picket lines formed outside studios in Los Angeles and New York Tuesday as thousands of writers downed tools in a strike over pay and conditions in the streaming era.

Things have gotten complicated as no agreement could be reached.

WGA says AMPTA has “closed the door on their labor force and opened the door to writing as an entirely freelance profession”

Los Angeles (AFP) - More than 11,000 Hollywood television and movie writers went on their first strike in 15 years Tuesday, after talks with studios and streamers over pay and working conditions failed to clinch a deal.

Negotiations between the major Hollywood studios and the Writers Guild of America broke down again on July 13 — and the Emmys may be postponed

Thousands of Hollywood television and movie writers will go on strike Tuesday, their union said, after talks with studios and streamers over pay and other conditions ended without a deal. The strike means late-night shows could immediately grind to a halt, and television series and movies scheduled for release later…