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In the wake of the looming "Screenwriters' Strike", the American film industry may face a collapse, postponing potential blockbuster releases for the second

The president faces a major challenge: The auto workers’ contract negotiations pit two of his major imperatives against one another — his effort to vastly expand the production of electric vehicles and his struggle to strengthen unions, writes Julian Zelizer.

MARCUS: Superstar Hollywood actors are playing a new role this week - oppressed workers on strike. Ben Affleck as Batman was more believable.

Italian airport workers hold national 24-hour strike over pay and conditions, grounding 3,000 flights; UK refuse workers’ pay strike at Cumberland and Sandwell councils spreads to Hertfordshire and Selby; general strike in Iranian city of Saqqez to protest attempts to limit access to grave of Mahsa Amini, murdered by morality police; Nigerian unions suspend national fuel subsidy strike on empty promise of negotiating concessions

The Screenwriters Guild of Israel (SGI) is urging its members not to cross the virtual WGA picket line and “scab” for Hollywood studios

We just got done discussing how, as the streaming video space consolidates and grows, its starting to behave more and more like the unpopular, consolidated cable and broadcast

As more than 11,500 writers for movies and television picketed recently at studios on both, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav announced that the company’s streaming division, including HBO Max,

While WGA members are on strike in the U.S., Mumbai and LA-based agency Tulsea discusses their work in improving conditions for writers in India.

GT Update, 1.18 a.m., May 3: The Australian and Canadian film and television unions have joined the UK Writers Guild in asking their writers to scrap

Ketty Update, 1.18 am, May 3: Australian and Canadian film and television unions have joined England's Writers Guild in asking their writers on American