An Ex-Airline Employee Is Rating Celebs on TikTok and the Tea. Is. Scorching.

In a memo to staff on Wednesday, United Talent Agency CEO Jeremy Zimmer delivered both "positive" and "difficult" news, writing that the agency would be reinstating full pay to its employees in the next two weeks, but would also be laying off 50 staffers. UTA is the first of the major agencies that cut salaries at the beginning of the pandemic to offer to reinstate full pay.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterNetflix filed an appeal on Tuesday in the Fox employee-poaching lawsuit, arguing that Hollywood’s traditional employment arrangements impede mobility and must be disrupted.A Santa Monica Superior Court judge ordered Netflix last December to stop poaching Fox employees, finding that the streaming service had flagrantly induced employees to break their fixed-term contracts.In an appeal to the 2nd District Court of Appeal, Netflix argues that it is taking on the

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing Editor“This is quite a day and quite a time,” said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti at the beginning of his news conference on Wednesday.Earlier in the day, the L.A. City Council voted to declare a fiscal emergency and approved plans to furlough more than 15,000 city employees.

Also Read: How Hollywood Talent Agencies Are Surviving the Pandemic ShutdownUTA also, however, laid off roughly 50 employees across several divisions on Wednesday, some of whom had previously been furloughed.Back on March 23 UTA, like many other Hollywood agencies and businesses, was forced to cut staff and institute salary cuts in order to help cut down on costs and keep the agency afloat as the pandemic put a chokehold on the industry.Zimmer said in his memo to staff that the agency isn’t able

Fortune. While this initiative does not include corporate Old Navy employees, the company has reportedly declared November 3 as a “no meetings day” to allow all employees the necessary time to vote, joining brands like , , and Walmart with similar policies.By By By By Authentic, Accessible, RelevantMore from GlamourSee More Stories© 2020 Condé Nast. All rights reserved.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmGood news and bad news today at UTA. Agency chief Jeremy Zimmer sent an internal email to employees notifying them that UTA is the first major agency to reinstate full pay for employees.

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A former clerk at a Los Angeles bookstore has shared a story about Chadwick Boseman’s generosity that he’d witnessed.

MGM Resorts International is set to lay off 18,000 furloughed workers in the U.S. as its casino and hotel reopening faces continuing impact from the global COVID-19 spread.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorExecutives at The Washington Football Team took lewd videos of the franchise’s cheerleaders with the intention of distributing them internally, according to a report in The Washington Post.Citing the recollection of a former team employee, The Post reported that a ten-minute video was compiled of outtakes from efforts to chronicle the making of an annual team calendar.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterVerve has made election day a paid company holiday for all employees starting with this year, Variety has learned exclusively.“We have always lived by the mantra ‘Voices Heard,’ and we think that mantra is even more appropriate today,” the agency’s partners said in a statement.

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Days after former Vice President Joe Biden announced that he’s selected Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate in the 2020 presidential election, they’re going to make it official. The Democratic National Convention begins on Monday, August 17, ending on Thursday, August 20 with their party nomination. Before that, though, comes three days of speeches from prominent politicians and politically active celebrities, as well as performances from artists like Billie Eilish and John Legend.

Celebs, beware: the trend of TikTokers rating stars based on random run-ins is just beginning!