Hollywood types can't strike in a mild rain storm otherwise this happens
I hope so. Because TP2000 is making it worse for me. Don’t worry, I’ll ignore him.
If I where gay I'd be in love.
“Ready to personally engage…?”Mayor Bass is on the case. After her huge success in solving the homeless and crime and drug crisis in LA, she is now offering her services as mediator and healing agent. She is "ready to personally engage".
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Says She’s Ready To “Personally Engage” To Resolve Strikes, Calls WGA-AMPTP Meeting An “Encouraging Development”
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass weighed in again on the writers and actors strikes that have shut down much of production in the region, telling the sides that she stands “ready to personally engage” to reach a resolution. Bass said that today’s scheduled meeting between reps for the WGA and AMPTP...deadline.com
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Calls for ‘Immediate’ Resolution of Hollywood Strikes
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass called on the studios and unions to reach an immediate resolution of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes.variety.com
I think the mayor and governor are not helping.“Ready to personally engage…?”
Isn’t that something they do at Starfleet….ala ‘Star Trek : The Next Generation’, right?
That Picard chap….he does that a lot.
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I think the mayor and governor are not helping.
We’ll, I don’t think Newsom is a good governor. Also, it’s hopeless. The AMPTP are greedy and stupid. This strike will never end at this rate. I’m sorry if I’m being doom and gloom lately, but the AMPTP are hopeless, greedy, and stupid. This strike will never end.
We’ll, I don’t think Newsom is a good governor. Also, it’s hopeless. The AMPTP are greedy and stupid. This strike will never end at this rate. I’m sorry if I’m being doom and gloom lately, but the AMPTP are hopeless, greedy, and stupid. This strike will never end.
I hope so. But the AMPTP are making things hard for not only me, but the actors and writers as well.
deadline.com
We know this bad news already. The AMPTP and the CEOs are stubborn as a pack of mules."The Writers Guild said today that the AMPTP’s latest counteroffer for a new contract “is neither nothing, nor nearly enough.” In a message to its members today, the guild said that “We will continue to advocate for proposals that fully address our issues rather than accept half measures like those” offered by the companies in its latest offer on August 11. The guild said that “we remain committed to direct negotiations with the companies.” The strike is now in its 115th day.
No new negotiations are currently scheduled, as hopes for a breakthrough to end the ongoing writers’ strike were dashed Tuesday night following a much-anticipated meeting between the guild, the AMPTP and the CEOs of Disney, Netflix, Universal Pictures, and Warner Bros. Discovery, which the guild had earlier called “a meeting to get us to cave.”"
Full article below, which includes a statement from the WGA negotiating committee on the status of the negotiations.
WGA Says AMPTP’s Latest Contract Offer “Is Neither Nothing, Nor Nearly Enough”
The striking Writers Guild said today that the studios' latest counteroffer for a new contract “is neither nothing, nor nearly enough.”
You see? It’s getting worse! Hollywood will go bankrupt. And the AMPTP and the CEOs will share the blame for that. It’s like the pandemic all over again!
Well, I don’t think the situation is hopeless but I’m just glad that I switched over to work in live theatre, because if I was still an agent, I’d be pretty nervous right now.You see? It’s getting worse! Hollywood will go bankrupt. And the AMPTP and the CEOs will share the blame for that. It’s like the pandemic all over again!
Isn't this old news, like 2 weeks old?
deadline.com
Calm down, this news appears to be several weeks old.You see? It’s getting worse! Hollywood will go bankrupt. And the AMPTP and the CEOs will share the blame for that. It’s like the pandemic all over again!
Well in all honestly there needs to be a shake up from the Agency side of things anyways. I always thought there were too many agents in Hollywood anyways.
Okay. But if I keep being doom and gloom from time to time, don’t blame me. Blame the AMPTP and the CEOs for refusing to pay their writers and actors. If the AMPTP should’ve pay their writers and actors in the first place, I wouldn’t have this doom and gloom moments. They’re fault! Not mine!
