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Talks between Hollywood actors and studios failed last week. Here's where a deal stands and what comes next.

Studios abruptly ended talks a little more than a week after they began, saying the actors' demands were exorbitantly expensive and the two sides were too far apart to continue.

Film and TV actors are still on strike in what has become the longest walk-off in their history. Heres a look at where things stand, how their stretched-out standoff compares

Film and TV actors are still on strike in what has become the longest walk-off in their history. The strike by the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists hits its 100th day on Saturday, while writers are busy back at work after ending their strike. There is no end in sight for actors. Their talks abruptly ended Oct. 11 when studios walked away from the negotiating table saying the two sides were too far apart to go on. The prolonged strike means films and TV show...

Film and TV actors are still on strike in what has become the longest walk-off in their history. Heres a look at where things stand, how their stretched-out standoff compares

The actors are in unscripted territory, with no end in sight. Their union has never been on a strike this long, nor been on strike at all since before many of its members were born. Not even its veteran leaders, like Crabtree-Ireland, with the union for 20 years, have found themselves in quite these circumstances.

While screenwriters are busy back at work, film and TV actors remain on picket lines, with the longest strike in their history set to hit 100 days on Saturday after talks broke off with studios.

Chicago's Fireside Bowl, a decades-old haunt and favorite of Hollywood location scouts, runs on a rare, 80s-era operating system created by a company that also built Cold War nuclear reactors.

Clare Bowen, Charles Esten, Jonathan Jackson and Sam Palladio will take the Ryman stage on Monday

In his final Awards Circuit Column of the Emmy season (for now), Michael Schneider looks at the unanswered questions as we wait for January's show.