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I just heard that Leno and Colbert, although they are still supportive of the WGA strike, have said that they'll go back to work but that they are going to be addressing the WGA strike during their respective shows when they return in January. Everyone has to remember that their respective...

It may save the studios money, with the strike, but the cost to the Economy in California is going to be greater ...

The WGA have said that the majority of their points are negotiable. The WGA is just adamant about online content, New Media. The studios are making millions of dollars off the content viewed online, specifically from advertisers. The studios have said that since New Media is still relatively a...

There really isn't all that much that Governor Schwarzenegger can do to settle the strike nor anything that Washington can do. If they force the writers to go back to work then the AMPTP wins an think that's what the AMPTP is counting on. The only thing that the government can do is try and...

The WGA has issued a statement about the upcoming decision by the DGA to start contract talks with the AMPTP after the first of the year: Also, the strike has shut down production on over 98% of television shows, soap operas, movie productions and more and have resulted in continuing losses...

From the news that's been circulating, it looks like the WGA is going into individual negotiations with each studio instead of with the AMPTP. This is great news as it could severely hamper the AMPTP as an entity who represents the studios as a whole and the studios might be willing to give some...

I can't believe you guys. You're saying that Writers, Actors, Directors, Shop Workers, Retail Workers and everyone who is part of a Union doesn't deserve to be fairly compensated for their experience. I'm sure if you guys were in control that everyone who works for a living only gets minimum...

I'm curious how you guys are coming to the conclusion that these writers should only be paid for living expenses. If that were the case, then why does Hollywood pay actors and directors millions upon millions of dollars to star in a movie? Writers, Directors, Actors, Producers, etc get paid...

I don't understand the whole contention as to why so many people are upset that the WGA has been on strike through their negotiations. They have a very valid point and the very fact that the AMPTP refuses to negotiate is a slap in the face. The very fact that the AMPTP wants to test online...