There are many more unknowns than certainties, but here's why it's happening and where we'll feel the pain first

Netflix's "The G Word" host tells Salon government is "astonishing" when it works and how to stop doomscrolling

The guilds' membership will soon vote to ratify the agreement reached by the union and Hollywood studios

Now's your chance to hire your favorite union-supporting celebrity to hang out or buy a rare set memorabilia

The eventual creator of "The Wire" wants to ensure that writers don't get caught up in the "packaging" system

Calling all unpublished writers: For a fee, Penguin Putnam will tell you how bad your manuscript is.

The overlapping nature of the dual Hollywood strikes means you can scab even while complying. Salon breaks it down

The WGA and AMPTP are currently in the process of drafting the final contract language

J.H. Hatfield, author of the controversial book "Fortunate Son," is found dead in an Arkansas hotel room.

Workers at NBC-owned production company ask Maddow, Sharpton, O'Donnell, Schultz, and Hayes to break their silence

Barrymore has previously been very supportive of the strikes

Resuming production on Monday, the talk show is now being picketed by the WGA

The acclaimed films did not meet the Guild's submission requirements

Late-night talk and sketch shows could go dark or resort to improvisation

The "Reading Rainbow" icon was announced as the host of the 2023 National Book Awards, taking place in November