‘Abbott Elementary’ Creator Quinta Brunson Talks WGA Strike’s Impact On Season 3’s Creative, Reuniting With Studio Execs & How TikTok Is Ruining Art

Abbott Elementary, isn't slowing down. But she's not going to be starring in her next project.“I know for a fact I'll never again, that I write. Never again,” Brunson told Meet the Press's Kristen Welker, who interviewed the 33-year-old for Glamour's .

Quinta Brunson has had a bewildering summer. For the first time since she was 14, she spent it not working.

Lisa Ann Walter, who you may know from Abbott Elementary and The Parent Trap, is not happy with Megan Fox.

Paris Fury said the 'King and Queen back together' as she reunited with her husband Tyson ahead of his boxing match this weekend.

Add another intriguing upcoming Keira Knightley alongside Jay Barton‘s “Black Doves.” Deadline reports that the actress will star in the dystopian sci-fi thriller “Conception,” which takes place in a world where the British government has taken control over parenting. The film marks a reunion between Knightley and director Camille Griffin after working on 2021’s “Silent Night” together.

Film and TV crew members and support staff have been hit hard by the double Hollywood strikes. The latest relief effort, announced last month, comes from Friends co-creator Marta Kauffman, Paul McCrane and Paul Scheer, who are spearheading a live fundraising event in partnership with The Union Solidarity Coalition.

The actor’s strike has reached Day 100, as talks between SAG-AFTRA and the AMPTP remain halted.

A long list of big-name actors released a letter today directed to President Biden asking him to call for a cease fire in Gaza and Israel.

Drew Barrymore shared an emotional moment with an audience member during a recent taping of her talk show The Drew Barrymore Show.

EXCLUSIVE: Some of Hollywood’s biggest names met with the leadership of SAG-AFTRA today to get the lowdown on the breakdown of talks with the studios and streamers last week.

In Cindy Holland‘s first executive hire since she joined Sister as Global CEO in July, the former Netflix head of original content has brought in another former exec at the streamer, Efrain Miron.

Quinta Brunson is revealing how the recent WGA strike has affected her popular show, Abbott Elementary.

Melissa McBride is returning to The Walking Dead universe!

In a move not attempted by actors at San Diego Comic-Con, Trainspotting and Obi-Wan Kenobi actor Ewan McGregor took the stage at the Javits Centers today at New York Comic-Con to discuss himself, not struck work during what is the 92ned day of the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Ana de Armas had a fun day out in Madrid with a bunch of her friends!

Writers have officially approved their deal with the studios.

Ashley Tisdale is living the “Suite Life” at the Los Angeles Rams game!

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Wondering whether there will be more seasons or episodes of the Max animated series “Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake”? So is executive producer Adam Muto. “It’s in discussion,” Muto told Variety last week at the SCAD Animation Fest in Atlanta. “But the person who greenlit the first season is no longer at Max.” The future of “Fionna and Cake,” and the “Adventure Time” franchise as a whole, is still in the brainstorming phase, Muto said.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent “The Head,” The Mediapro Studio’s biggest hit, will have a third season, Ran Tellem, TMS head of international content development, confirmed Tuesday at Iberseries & Industria Platino. “‘The Head’ started out something like four years ago as a limited series only for six episodes and now it’s going into third season, so you might say we never lived up to our promises,” Tellem joked on stage at an early Iberseries panel, entitled Creative Content Strategies, where he shared the stage with former Netflix international head Erik Barmack, now at L.A.-based Wild Sheep Content. The Mediapro Studio will produce ‘The Head,’ Season 3 out of Spain.