SAG-AFTRA National Board Condemns Alleged Misinformation on Health Plan

The 82-year-old showbiz legend was hospitalised late last year, and while Bert and his wife, Patti, 75, have stayed mum on the details of the health crisis, his sudden reliance on a walking frame has raised the alarm.

direct to your inboxKate Ferdinand says sharing a candid picture of her bruised body after giving birth has helped her during the first weeks of motherhood.The wife of Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has given fans an update says after she posted a photo of herself holding their newborn son Cree in her pants.She was praised for her honesty as she spoke about having an emergency cesarean section and shared a snap of wearing a large pair of black knickers, which she advised is an essential

For his 24th birthday, Zonnique Pullins‘ boyfriend gave a present to his fans: his and Zonnique’s first photo with their baby girl! Bandhunta Izzy posted their first family photo on Dec. 30, which showed the hip-hop artist and Zonnique, 24, holding onto the handle of the stroller that carried their baby girl. Their newborn baby was hidden under the pram’s pink Minnie Mouse print cover.

Danielle Armstrong has managed to lose an incredible three stones since giving birth in the summer.The Only Way Is Essex star welcomed baby Orla seven months ago with fiancé Tommy Edney. Now, after weeks of hard work, Danielle is back in her size 10 jeans.The reality favourite said she "feels like herself again" as she showed fans on Instagram how much her body has changed since giving birth.

SAG-AFTRA leaders told their members tonight that “most entertainment productions will remain on hiatus until the second or third week of January, if not later.” The update comes the day after the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health urged the film and TV industry to consider pausing production for a few weeks during the ongoing surge in coronavirus cases throughout the county.

British YouTube star Grace Victory is in a medically induced coma due to Coronavirus, just days after giving birth to her son.

With new eligibility requirements set to take effect on January 1, the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan said today that it has expanded its open enrollment outreach efforts. The goal is to connect participants who may be losing their coverage to other available benefits and services.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorSAG-AFTRA leaders have been grappling for months with the outcry from members over big changes and cuts to the union’s health care plan starting next year.But as 2020 draws to a close, Michael Estrada, CEO of the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan, has a simple message for the union’s 160,000-plus members: Those who are eligible should sign up online or by telephone for a plan by Dec. 31, or risk facing even higher prices and a lapse in coverage early next year.

mum who went in to premature labour while in America, has been left with a £75,000 medical bill. Amy Collins was due to fly home on December 13, but two days before her flight she had to have an emergency c-section at just 24 weeks pregnant.

giving birth to her fifth child with 62-year-old husband Alec Baldwin, the 36-year-old yoga instructor posed in black lingerie with baby boy Eduardo to promote an ointment cream. “Post bath, getting ready for the day photo by Carmen ✨…can’t stop smelling this baby,” she captioned the Instagram photo.

The national board of SAG-AFTRA passed resolutions today requiring that members adhere to the union’s Covid-19 safety protocols and “correcting” what it calls “misrepresentations” about changes to the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan that will go into effect January 1. The latter is aimed at supporters of a class-action lawsuit who accused the Plan’s trustees of making eligibility changes that will fall hardest on older members — a charge that the trustees vehemently deny.

The group of dissident actors behind the class action ageism lawsuit filed against the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan over its pending benefit cuts have answered the union’s five-point defense of the changes in coverage that will take effect January 1. Both sides are accusing the other of “misleading” the union’s members about the causes of the Plan’s troubles and the changes that they say are needed to rescue it.

Dave McNary Film ReporterOpponents of the looming SAG-AFTRA Health Plan cuts have hit back at SAG-AFTRA over the leadership’s accusations that the opponents are spreading “misinformation and fear.”In a message Sunday morning, the SOS Health Plan said the Dec. 4 message from the union’s official SAG-AFTRA Communications’ account is “deliberately misrepresenting the Health Plan Crisis.”“They insist that the truth is paramount.