End of Hollywood Writers' Strike

After nearly five months, the second-longest writer strike in Hollywood history appears to have come to an end. While specific details of the deal remain unknown until it is ratified and publicly released, guild leaders have called it exceptional, highlighting meaningful gains and protections for writers in all sectors. Studio executives involved in the negotiations have been quiet so far, suggesting major concessions may have been made. The deal, once approved, will allow writers to resume writing, but production may still be hindered as actors' unions and studios have not reached an agreement.