Strikes

The work stoppage is taking a toll on florists, caterers, costume suppliers and other small businesses that support the entertainment industry.
Nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital say they are overstretched and are demanding better nurse-to-patient ratios and higher pay.
Meryl Streep, Oprah Winfrey, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are among those who have donated $1 million or more to a fund for striking actors.
Other major studios like Disney and Sony are also offering six-figure salaries for AI specialists.
Despite the complicated situation, Shannon Peace, one of the show’s WGA writers now on strike, said it was important for fans to keep watching.
Mike Massa roasted the AMPTP online afterward, saying he was sick of “being burned” by studios and producers.
Johnson’s donation to the SAG-AFTRA Foundation will reportedly help thousands of his fellow union members.
The lawmaker railed against Hollywood's "endless pursuit of wealth" while outside of Netflix and Warner Bro's neighboring offices.
Striking WGA and SAG-AFTRA members suspect Universal Studios trimmed trees ahead of a heat wave in Los Angeles to retaliate against them.