WGA and Studios Reach Tentative Deal Amid Months-Long Writer's Strike

Screenwriters may be able to resume projects soon, this time around, with better pay and working conditions. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has reached a tentative deal with entertainment companies and studios.In the coming days, the WGA's 11,000 members will vote on whether to accept the terms. The deal reportedly meets many of the terms screenwriters have been advocating for, such as an increase in pay and a promise that AI won't infringe on their compensation, though its exact terms have ...