The Writers Guild calls first strike in 15 years after negotiations with labor group representing studios and streamers falters thr.cm/jPbRZW5

Excellent thread. (And also distressing!)

For my Guild, for the girls. #wgastrong

There's a real Richard Kimble energy to this that I respect. How do we think he feels about Provasic?

Has anyone done this yet? Someone must have done this?

Hearing disturbing rumors that some of these protestors on the picket line are professional actors

I heard they've named Dudamel's replacement at the LA Philharmonic: It's Copper. Another of the world's greatest conductors.

Now can someone go buy Drew Carey's business manager a drink?

A lot of very smart people on this hellsite are VERY cavalier (and seemingly excited) about the murder of innocent people, including children. It speaks to why this horrific cycle is doomed to continue. And the fact that it's unclear which side I'm talking about makes it worse.

Solely as a way of avoiding the actually important things that are happening right now, this has to be one of my favorite Deadline typos:

I'm always embarrassed to post this stuff, but a script I wrote with Teal Greyhavens and Nikolai Von Keller Ink Run Films won the Grand Prize in a Creative Screenwriting contest and they asked us about process. So here's us trying to sound smart. creativescreenwriting.com/teal-greyhaven…

Now that the SAG strike's over, I can promote something that has nothing to do with it. Here's the first episode of a series about an insane story from my hometown. Thanks to Campside Media and Pacesetter Productions Jessica Rhoades for being amazing partners. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inf…

deadline.com/2023/11/kelly-… It's still real weird to not have headlines on here, but 'Look, Ma. I'm in Deadline.'

This.

"...Will Each Recieve A Plane" feels like the perfect encapsulation of where the industry is at right now.

We should really have the decency to refer to JD Vance's couch by her name:

I think it’s beautiful that somehow Cheryl Hines married a real man with more horrifying misadventures than fake Larry David.

Elon Musk is like the Hair Club For Men guy in that he's "not just the president, [he's] also a client,” but it’s with Twitter and it’s about making someone much, much stupider.