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A coalition of medical professionals and TV writers believe shows could help educate diverse audiences toward wearing masks and getting vaccinated.
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After a review, the Justice Department decided against undoing decades-old consent decrees that govern music industry licensing.
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SAG-AFTRA filed an amicus brief over its concerns on how long-term contracts could affect its members.
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Despite safety protocols, film producers and unions are still grappling with how and when to get back to work after a holiday pause.
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The U.K is grappling with a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases while keeping its critically important film industry afloat.
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COVID-19 has had a severe impact on everything from theaters and production to agencies and cable news. Some parts of the business may never be the same.
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A Los Angeles court said Viacom was entitled to an injunction against Netflix’s attempts to pursue the New York-based media giant’s contracted employees.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic has shrunk crew sizes and banned crowd scenes, Hollywood’s new safety rules mean longer jobs for some background actors.
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Walt Disney Co. is closing its children’s radio programming station and laying off staff amid a broader restructuring of its operations.
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After talks with entertainment industry unions, producers of commercials once exempt from conducting COVID-19 tests will now test their cast and crew.
