Well, then; the writers behind Joan Rivers' Fashion Police have put down their pencils. The tension between E! News and the show's writers has become a full-on strike. Just two weeks after filing $1.5 million in wage and hour claims with the California Division of Labor Standard Enforcement, the Fashion Police writers have been instructed to stop working by Writers Guilds West and East until they get paid for overtime and regular working hours. In a joint statement, WGAW President Chris Keyser a...
Well, then; the writers behind Joan Rivers' Fashion Police have put down their pencils. The tension between E! News and the show's writers has become a full-on strike. Just two weeks after filing $1.5 million in wage and hour claims with the California Division of Labor Standard Enforcement, the Fashion Police writers have been instructed to stop working by Writers Guilds West and East until they get paid for overtime and regular working hours. In a joint statement, WGAW President Chris Keyser a...
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