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Long labor stoppage would hurt traditional TV before big streamers

Kimiko Glenn, who starred as Brook Soso on Netflix’s groundbreaking series, said, ‘We couldn’t afford cabs to set’

Southern California unions and the working people they represent have become the vanguard of the American labor movement. About half of the big strikes in the U.S. this year have taken place in California, with the most consequential centered in Los Angeles — now including the actors’ strike announced by…

Three years after the pandemic brought Hollywood to a standstill, the film and TV industry has again ground to a halt

"Executives and the most paid actors should take a 25% pay cut," said Barry Diller, the chairman of IAC.

Everything you need to know about this year's San Diego Comic-Con, including all of the main panels – and what ones have been canceled

SAG-AFTRA has been striking since July 13

LOS ANGELES — Actors have joined writers, who have been on strike since May 2, on the picket lines. SAG-AFTRA, the actors union, and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers reached an impasse last week in negotiations over a new contract.

While streaming services rake in hundreds of millions of dollars, many TV stars can’t even afford heating – or are somehow paid in negative figures. No wonder they’re on strike

Screen Actors Guild announced industrial action to coincide with writers’ strike

Concerns emerge over AI proposal that could allow studios to use scans of actors in perpetuity