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Independent productions such as season two of House of the Dragon are OK to film during the Hollywood actors' strike

Certain movies and TV shows are allowed to continue filming

The thousands of strikers are at the frontlines of two key battles: against a future controlled by AI, and against suffocating inequality

DALLAS — On a recent trip to Weatherford, Mo Brings Plenty defied the weather, riding horses in the 100-plus-degree heat and outside of cell service range at TR9 Ranch.

LOS ANGELES — If you want to start a revolution, tell your workers you'd rather see them lose their homes than offer them fair wages. Then lecture them about how their "unrealistic" demands are "disruptive" to the industry, not to mention disturbing your revels at Versailles, er, Sun Valley.

About 230 local actors and crew stood down at Village Roadshow Studios on the Gold Coast amid SAG-AFTRA and WGA industrial action

As actors and screenwriters join in the fight for fair wages and higher streaming residuals, Inga Parkel reports on the stars sharing stories that speak to the importance of the strike

The common refrain is that there’s nothing Hollywood loves so much as its own history

SAG-AFTRA, the union representing Hollywood actors and other performers, has laid out its contract proposals — and what it said were the film and television studios' responses — shedding more light on the impasse that led to its walkout last week.

SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher said actors’ union is ‘looking for the long haul’