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Taylor Swift cuts out the middle-man by directly distributing her Eras Tour documentary to theaters after gaining the fiat of SAG-AFTRA.

Drew Barrymore announced she would return to produce her CBS talk show even without writers, which the WGA vehemently criticized as a violation of its strike rules.

Americans’ opinions about labor unions are growing more favorable post-pandemic as workers continue to negotiate for better pay and working conditions.

Lucasfilm announces the closure of its Singapore studios as part of Disney’s attempt to cut its losses worldwide.

“We expect the AMPTP to provide responses to WGA proposals,” the WGA said in a statement shared with LAist Thursday morning.

‘Foundry Learn and Education’ meetups and presentations at the conference include techniques in compositing from Unity Wētā Tools, Boxel Studios, and Action VFX and lighting and 3D techniques from Foundry product experts.

Women in Animation’s president announces the ‘Animating Resilience: Surviving and Thriving in an Uncertain Industry’ series to empower and support industry professionals and students during ‘these tough times.’

It’s no surprise that with Hollywood mostly shut down, some local businesses are starting to feel the pinch.

The money recieved is a part of President Joe Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure law.

From entertainment to service industries to unhappy graduate-student workers, U.S. employees across various professions and skill sets are walking off the job in 2023.