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Hollywood News: WGA Battle - The Hollywood Fight That’s Tearing Apart Writers & Agents UPDATE: 2023 Strike OVER but SAG still at it!
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Is Family Guy set for its season premiere?
The strike is starting to take effect in my opinion
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‘The Wonder Years’ Canceled at ABC After Two Seasons
"The Wonder Years" has been canceled at ABC after two seasons, Variety has confirmed.
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Francois-Henri Pinault is married to Big Titty Queen & BGOL / LGOL Fan Favorite, Salma Hayek.
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There’s a New Fight in Hollywood—and ‘It’s Getting Ugly’
In this week‘s edition of Confider, we reveal how one of the biggest talent agencies faces an internal crisis after being sold for $7B to a French billionaire.
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François-Henri Pinault - Wikipedia
CAA Sells Majority Stake to Francois-Henri Pinault’s Artemis
French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault has completed his acquisition of a majority stake in Creative Artists Agency. Through his family investment company Artemis, Pinault replaces private equit…
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CAA Sells Majority Stake to Investment Firm Led by Luxury Mogul François-Henri Pinault
Bryan Lourd, Kevin Huvane and Richard Lovett will remain the co-chairmen of CAA, with Lourd set to be named CEO.
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Wish I had that soundbite from that french performer from Bootytalk series.
Without writers, Drew Barrymore's adorkable brand unraveled in a week
The quirky daytime host has shown the power of a carefully crafted celebrity narrative — and the ease with which even the most convincing comeback story can fall apart.
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Bill Maher Holds Off on ‘Real Time’ Return as Writers Guild Talks Set to Resume
The comedian says he'll delay the HBO show's return "for now" as negotiations between striking writers and media companies are set to begin again.
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Hollywood is paying a steep price for never really figuring out the streaming model
Streaming broke the traditional media model. Legacy media companies are still figuring out the future, while holding on to that model for as long as possible.
Apple Suspends Deals With Producers, Including Natalie Portman & Adam McKay
Apple has become the latest entertainment company to suspend additional overall and first-look deals this month as the WGA strike is getting past the four-and-a-half-month mark. As has been th…
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Greedy fucks getting that business. Fools so greedy that they fail to fucking adapt until it's too late and then they left scrambling. When we first cut the cord 13 years ago, everyone thought we were crazy. What folks are missing is there were no fucking netflix originals back then. Netflix built itself up with ESTABLISHED content.Hollywood is paying a steep price for never really figuring out the streaming model
Streaming broke the traditional media model. Legacy media companies are still figuring out the future, while holding on to that model for as long as possible.www.cnbc.com
What attracted us was low cost for that ESTABLISHED content without ads. We weren't paying a premium for some shit that may or may not be good, which is what streaming has become. Now with ads.
Legacy media needs to fall back and realize they can't compete with Amazon, Apple, and netflix. Sooner or later, netflix might have to realize its fate when compared to the other two. This some blockbuster/blackberry shit we are witnessing.
Bill Maher can't do his show because dry ass writers on strike(point being if he do the show it proves shit goes on without them), but how many YouTube shows with the same subject matter doing numbers without a strike getting in the way while keeping sponsors happy? Lesson in there for legacy media.
This thread will be fun to bump in a few years.
hold on all this time i thought it was Amazon, Apple, and netflix etc that were causing the problems?Greedy fucks getting that business. Fools so greedy that they fail to fucking adapt until it's too late and then they left scrambling. When we first cut the cord 13 years ago, everyone thought we were crazy. What folks are missing is there were no fucking netflix originals back then. Netflix built itself up with ESTABLISHED content.
What attracted us was low cost for that ESTABLISHED content without ads. We weren't paying a premium for some shit that may or may not be good, which is what streaming has become. Now with ads.
Legacy media needs to fall back and realize they can't compete with Amazon, Apple, and netflix. Sooner or later, netflix might have to realize its fate when compared to the other two. This some blockbuster/blackberry shit we are witnessing.
Bill Maher can't do his show because dry ass writers on strike(point being if he do the show it proves shit goes on without them), but how many YouTube shows with the same subject matter doing numbers without a strike getting in the way while keeping sponsors happy? Lesson in there for legacy media.
This thread will be fun to bump in a few years.
I bet they were struggling to find guests for the show too. Any celeb that went on as a panelist would be called a scab.
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'Alias' stars Jennifer Garner, Merrin Dungey reunite for 'picketing date'
Jennifer Garner and Merrin Dungey had a sweet 'Alias' reunion on the SAG-AFTRA picket lines, but don't worry — there was no coffee ice cream in sight.
Sherri Shepherd explains her show's return amid the WGA strike
Drew Barrymore, Bill Maher, and more talk show hosts have delayed their upcoming seasons until the end of the WGA strike –– but Sherri Shepherd's 'Sherri' returned for its second season on Monday.
Sherri Shepherd explains her show's return amid the WGA strike
Drew Barrymore, Bill Maher, and more talk show hosts have delayed their upcoming seasons until the end of the WGA strike –– but Sherri Shepherd's 'Sherri' returned for its second season on Monday.ew.com
No beating around the bush there
Sherri Shepherd explains her show's return amid the WGA strike
Drew Barrymore, Bill Maher, and more talk show hosts have delayed their upcoming seasons until the end of the WGA strike –– but Sherri Shepherd's 'Sherri' returned for its second season on Monday.
lol she needs that guap
aint she paying her ex husband money lol
The strike is starting to take effect in my opinion
‘The Wonder Years’ Canceled at ABC After Two Seasons
"The Wonder Years" has been canceled at ABC after two seasons, Variety has confirmed.
Man. This new Wonder Years show is solid as hell. Maybe even better than the original (or maybe I just relate to it better). I'm still finishing up season 2, but now I'm bummed out we won't get more of these stories.
Just watched her in season 2 of Dark Winds. She had a small supporting role. Good series. Each season is only 6 eps.
It's heartbreaking
Well, they supposedly are and rightfully so. This ain't where they make their bread. Well, Apple and Amazon at least, but Netflix still has the advantage over legacy because they were early. It's important to note that ALL streamers trail YouTube as far as being on TVs in homes. Sleeping giant shit right there.
That's why legacy splitting from Apple, Amazon, and Netflix would be smart. Notice folks ain't about to say how much Apple or Amazon lost because of this strike. Some folks so caught up in the now they can't understand why others are thinking 5-10 years out.
And this is where the shit gets crazy. Because on their side of the negotiating table are a bunch of other companies who want WB to fail miserably. Other companies who may not have taken a hit like them or can endure a hit like them who may see waiting out a bit longer as a good thing to eliminate post strike competition. This whole thing is fucking nuts.
