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For most people who write for film and TV, the gigs are anything but steady. So while the strike is a more definitive interruption, this is a workforce that's accustomed to finding other ways to make ends meet.

What can you work on, or not, during the writers strike? Here's what Hollywood writers need to know.

The comical chaos continues as cameras roll on Season 2 of the CBC Gem original comedy series ZARQA (6x11).

New Schools for Louisiana is working on establishing a new charter school in Baton Rouge that would offer career and technical training to students interested in the film and television industry. 

A new novel recalls the daunting, high-seas effort to sail a ship destined for the big screen from one side of the country to the other.

Rove McManus tragically lost wife Belinda Emmett to breast cancer in 2006. In a new interview, the variety show star opened up about his struggle with grief.

"Divorce is the last thing Shannen wanted," publicist Leslie Sloane said in an emailed statement Saturday.

The controversial call received pushback from the Trump campaign. Fox News is holding firm and could call Biden the winner of the White House on Thursday night.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg (left) has asked for felony suspects to be held on bail in just half of cases this year, sparking fears more will be free to reoffend.

In 2015, Boucher established Roanoke College's annual 'Basically Tarantino' film festival. The festival kicks off again in Roanoke on Monday.