Jeremy Fuster, Film Reporter, joined TheWrap in 2016 and covers box office and labor news. He received a National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award for his coverage of the 2023 WGA Strike and was nominated by the LA Press Club as Best Entertainment Journalist. He can be reached at jeremy.fuster@thewrap.com.
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‘Paw Patrol 2’ Rescues Box Office With $22.5 Million Opening
The Paramount family film opens above the $13 million opening of its 2021 predecessor as “Saw X” and “The Creator” also hit theaters
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WGA’s Chris Keyser and David Goodman: Why Studios ‘Can’t Use Old Tactics Anymore’
Top negotiators for the writers guild believe the studios’ interests “are no longer sufficiently aligned to allow them to easily negotiate together”
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‘Saw X’ Leads Trio of New Films That Can Revive Slumping Box Office
Paramount’s “Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie” and 20th Century’s “The Creator” join Lionsgate’s gory horror offering
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5 Days to End the Strike: When Writers and Studios (Finally) Hit a Contract Breakthrough
Months of standoff were broken once Hollywood’s CEOs presented the counteroffer WGA was looking for
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SAG-AFTRA, AMPTP to Resume Negotiations on Monday
Studios pivot quickly after reaching a deal with WGA
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Adam Conover Remembers When WGA Negotiations Kicked Into Gear: ‘F–king Finally, They Get It’
The “Adam Ruins Everything” writer and negotiating committee member tells TheWrap he “never had any doubt we were going to do it”
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What Hollywood Writers Got: Key Deal Points From the WGA Agreement With the AMPTP
After more than 140 days of strike, the guild got writers requirements for staffing, bonuses for hit streaming titles and protections on AI
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WGA Says Writers Can Return to Work, Approves New Labor Contract for Release
Guild members will be able to vote on the contract from Oct. 2-9
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Academy Museum Union Ratifies First Labor Contract
A $20/hour minimum wage, parental and medical leave benefits are among the gains earned by the union
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With the WGA Deal Done, How Fast Can SAG-AFTRA Talks Resume?
The actors’ union will need time to review the writers’ deal, which could influence its own contract talks
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SAG-AFTRA Members Vote to Authorize Video Game Strike by Overwhelming 98%
The actors’ guild plans to resume talks with the gaming companies soon
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WGA Health Plan Extends Coverage for Some Members Through 2023
Writers at risk of losing their coverage on Oct. 1 due to lost work from the strike will receive three more months of benefits
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SAG-AFTRA and Hollywood Celebrate WGA’s Contract Deal: ‘This Is a New Era’
Actors guild praises writers for their “incredible strength, resiliency and solidarity on the picket lines”
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WGA Reaches Deal With Studios After 146 Days on Strike
Labor stoppage will formally continue until further notice, but all Writers Guild picket lines will be suspended
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‘Therapy Can Be a Luxury’: The Strikes and Hollywood Workers’ Mental Health
Organizations and grassroots groups set up by union members are fighting to keep up with the high demand for mental health services
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