With the Fall TV production season coming closer and closer to not happening, the SAG-AFTRA Negotiating Committee provided an update on the ongoing negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture
Horror movies are known for their ability to send chills down our spines and keep us awake at night, but what happens when the terror transcends the screen? With Halloween
The Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) recently took center stage at New York Comic Con, where members of the Interactive Media Agreement committee,
Creative design studio Republic, has announced the latest additions to its creative leadership team, with industry veterans Barrett Lewis and Patton Tunstall joining as Creative Directors. Their collective experience and
In response to the emotional toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on children, the New York Life Foundation, in partnership with creative agency Anomaly, has introduced a new resource for bereaved
The Hamas attacks on Israel resulted in the deaths of at least 900 Israeli civilians and the taking of dozens more hostage, including at least 11 Americans. In response, Hollywood
When NBC announced Saturday Night Live (SNL) season 49 would return this month, many in the Hollywood community were left scratching their heads wondering how could performers return if SAG-AFTRA
Syracuse University Professor Robert Thompson famously asked his Television class, “Why was TV invented?” The class fumbled for artistic and ethereal answers ranging from, “Because we need storytelling” to shoulder
The Nun 2 continued its winning streak for the third consecutive weekend, securing the #1 spot with an impressive $8.4 million at the box office. This horror sequel has emerged
As the strike reaches a monumental day 142, the pressure to end the strike has intensified. With talks between the WGA and the AMPTP resuming today, a group of studio
In a historic move, the Visual Effects (VFX) Workers at Marvel Studios have unanimously voted in favor of unionizing with the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) in an
In response to the Writers Guild of America (WGA) revealing earlier in the day that it had held private conversations with some individual studios, the AMPTP issued a statement reaffirming
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) proudly announced the chartering of a pioneering national Local: The Production Workers Guild Local 111. This landmark achievement signifies the formation of
Fifty-six years ago, on September 8, 1966, television audiences embarked on a groundbreaking journey through the cosmos when Star Trek: The Original Series made its debut with the pilot episode
Football is back! Thank god! And Smirnoff is set to kick off the NFL season with a nationwide campaign called “We Do Game Days,” placing a spotlight on the heartbeat
It’s official: Summer is over! Labor Day weekend typically marks the grand finale of summer, ushering in a last wave of movie enthusiasts before the quieter months of September and
The SAG-AFTRA Health Plan trustees have agreed to extend health coverage for qualified participants who may have lost their coverage on October 1, 2023. This decision is due to the
Under the blazing sun, thousands of union members from across the entertainment industry converged at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California, on Tuesday for a powerful display of solidarity. Organized
Blue Table Post has announced the latest addition to its esteemed roster of creatives: the accomplished and award-winning editor, Lorraine Paul. With a remarkable career spanning international borders and a
The innovative creative collective, Wild Gift, renowned for its exceptional storytellers in the realms of advertising and entertainment, has added Julian Marshall to its roster. A highly sought-after artist and
