Dancing With The Stars gets backlash from Cheryl Burke, writers
Writers will picket Dancing With The Stars, which is technically a WGA-covered series
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Writers will picket Dancing With The Stars, which is technically a WGA-covered series
It’s almost time for glitz, glam and a sliding scale of celebrities to return, as Season 32 of Dancing With the Stars kicks off September 26. At least, that's the plan.
Though the reality competition show only employs one WGA writer who will not work during the strike, it’s facing accusations of violating strike rules.
The popular celebrity dancing competition "Dancing With the Stars" will start its 32nd season next week despite a strike by actors and writers.
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