More from Katie Kilkenny
As Condé Nast Folds Teen Vogue Into Vogue’s Website, NewsGuild Condemns the Plan
The union, which reps staffers, says the move was "clearly designed" to blunt the journalism of the brand, which has leaned in to progressive politics.
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Out to Pasture: Why Hollywood’s Animal Actors Can’t Find Work
They’ve helped fetch Oscars, boosted box office and upstaged their A-list co-stars — but these days, Hollywood’s animals can’t seem to book a gig.
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Writers Guild Says Potential Warner Bros. Discovery-Paramount Merger Would Be a “Disaster”
The union responded to reports of Hollywood bidder interest in the legacy studio by threatening to “work with regulators to block the merger.”
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Zohran Mamdani’s Hollywood Ad Appeal
New York’s likely next mayor has leaned in to 'Bachelor' and 'Survivor' riffs to broadcast a working-class message.
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Lindsay Dougherty Re-Elected Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 399
The incumbent won nearly 71 percent of the vote in an election that concluded on Friday and saw Joshua Staheli elected president.
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How’s Martin Scorsese as a Documentary Subject?
Rebecca Miller says her five-part 'Mr. Scorsese' docuseries on the ‘Taxi Driver’ and ‘Goodfellas’ filmmaker “sort of gives hope to all of us that there's a way you can redefine yourself always.”
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Docs’ New Selling Point: Celebrity EPs
Political projects that need the exposure (and distribution) are increasingly turning to issue-driven A-listers to get out their message.
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SAG-AFTRA Gets in the Verticals Game
The union will be circulating a new agreement for microdramas with budgets under $300,000 later this month.
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CBS News Union Cautions Staffers Against Responding to Bari Weiss Memo About Work Activities
The Writers Guild of America East, which represents broadcast and digital writers, told members that it is asking questions about who will review the responses and whether they could be used as a basis for discipline or layoffs.
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Los Angeles Times Journalists Authorize a Strike
Eighty-five percent of participating members voted to empower the newsroom union to call a potential work stoppage.
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L.A. Mayor Responds to Rick Caruso’s Criticism Over Palisades Fire Response: “He Is Sad and Bitter”
The billionaire developer accused Karen Bass of being partially responsible for the destruction of January’s Palisades Fire earlier in the day.
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California’s Crusader Against Loud Commercials Shares How a Sleeping Baby Inspired the New “Quality of Life” Law
State Senator Tom Umberg, who represents a district in northern Orange County, says of the tech and entertainment industries, “If they can find a way to boost the volume, they can find a way to not boost the volume.”
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