The Latest Breaking News from WGA

On a frigid early morning in Chicago last week, screenwriter Michael Gilio bundled into a car in the city's West Side with other writers and made his way to Cinespace studios, located in an industrial zone.

LOS ANGELES — The stars did not come out for TV's glitzy annual network presentations to advertisers, where they typically show off new and returning series. And viewers may not see many of them when the fall television season begins.

Hollywood writers and studios continue negotiating over future of artificial intelligence as US writers strike enters third week

Editorial: The pursuit of profit by studios needs to be challenged if there is to be a future for those who work for them

About 83% of Americans are aware of the the strike and 60% worried that it could significantly disrupt their viewing habits

LOS ANGELES — Every Wednesday night since early February, D.J. Nash, the creator and showrunner of ABC's "A Million Little Things," regularly tapped out scads of Twitter posts to his more than 14,000 followers, live-tweeting during new episodes of the tear-jerker drama. The series was in its final season, making…

At Cannes film festival, the actor expressed his solidarity with the striking Writers Guild of America

Sean Penn has strongly backed the current Hollywood screenwriters strike while speaking at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday, saying the dispute over Artificial Intelligence is “a human obscenity.”

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