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Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?

Author: Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen English
16 Jul 2023 17:27

Hollywood is facing its largest shutdown strike in 63 years. Here's all you need to know about the writers' and actors' strike that put the whole industry on pause.

Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?
Hollywood’s writers and actors are on strike, why?