After nearly 150 days, we have a deal tentatively that could end one of the two labor strikes that have brought Hollywood to a standstill. Screenwriters, represented by their Writers Guild of America Union, have agreed to terms in principle with the major studios and streaming services.
The Writers Guild is calling the working agreement, quote, 'exceptional' with 'meaningful gains and protections.' The Hollywood Reporter's editor-at-large, Kim Masters, is here to fill us in on the latest.
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