Juliette Lewis Shows Support for IATSE Strike, Opens Up About Dark Side of Acting

Holly Willoughby showed off her incredible sense of style once again as she hosted an intimate evening for the launch of her new book Reflections on Tuesday 2 November.The 40 year old, who was recently left shocked by chef Gino D'Acampo's rude comment about her privates, was photographed making her way on stage at London's Barbican as an audience of fans looked on in awe.This Morning host Holly looked stunning in a purple calf-length tweed dress that featured a plunging neckline and a wide white

Ciara, 36, looked more stunning than ever on Tuesday in a taupe-colored, sparkling turtleneck dress. The “Level Up” singer arrived at the ACE Awards in New York City on Nov. 2 in the slinky number which featured long sleeves and a cinched waist, exposing her exquisitely toned legs with a high slit. The dress wrapped around her hips with a sarong-like silhouette, falling to her ankles to show off cinnamon-colored pointed-toe heels.

It appears as though the Zayn Malik–Gigi Hadid split is already set in stone.

On paper, you could write off “Yellowjackets” as a “Lord of the Flies”-esque coming-of-age story that we’ve seen time after time before. However, that’s only half of the series, as it also shines a light on the trauma and guilt that follows the survivors decades later.

just around the corner for Lowe.And while Carole Baskin (the big-cat rescue enthusiast who was the target of the murder-for-hire plot that put Joe behind bars) may seem like the hero among thieves, there is still plenty to explore about her missing husband.“He was dealing with some shady characters down in Costa Rica,” one Season 2 participant says about Don Lewis.“Don liked to play with dangerous stuff,” another says over footage of prostitutes and guns.

It is ironic since Fraturdays were a focal point in IATSE’s contract demands that it took a Fraturday to thwart a potentially devastating Hollywood strike. The virtual negotiations between the union representing roughly 60,000 members covered by the locals, and AMPTP, the trade association representing the major Hollywood studios, had a marathon bargaining session last Friday that spilled well into the night.

Olivia Rodrigo is opening up about the pressures of fame and the toxic aspects of social media, declaring that “it‘s unhealthy for young girls to be looking at all that stuff in the media.”During her latest interview, the 18-year-old singer who has found incredible success after the release of her debut album, admitted that being in the industry is “really terrifying,” because she is “treated like a child but expected to act like an adult,” and she is “no different from any other 18-year-old out

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorHeather Fink has spent her working life on film and TV sets. But years of frustration with the long hours and stagnant pay had made her reach her tipping point.

Refresh for updates…Hollywood reactions began flooding in on Saturday evening, following news that an IATSE strike had been averted, which we brought you first.

Juliette Lewis is standing up for Hollywood crew members poised to strike.

While there are encouraging signs that an IATSE strike could be avoided with a last-minute deal made before the midnight on Sunday deadline, preparation for a potential work stoppage continues in all areas involving IATSE members, including writers rooms.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterNetworks and streaming services are bracing for headaches and disappointed viewers as Monday’s deadline for IATSE and the major studios to reach a deal and avoid a strike draws ever closer.According to insiders across multiple networks who spoke with Variety, the feeling is that a deal will be reached that satisfies both sides before the deadline hits at 12:01 a.m. PT Monday or shortly thereafter.

TheWrap-Up,” hosts Sharon Waxman and Lawrence Yee talk about the looming IATSE strike deadline that may bring Hollywood productions to a standstill.TheWrap’s film reporter Jeremy Fuster joins the discussion to talk about which productions would be affected by a strike, and which would be exempt.Then, a discussion about the internal fallout Netflix has faced over Dave Chappelle’s latest Netflix special, “The Closer.” CEO Ted Sarandos has defended the special, but trans employees and their allies