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Work after strike: Hollywood is back in action

Hindustan Times

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December 09, 2023

After 146 days of WGA and 118 of SAG-AFTRA strike, production picks pace in the West. Between deadlines and holiday shutdown, makers race against time to finish off pending shows and movies

- Sugandha Rawal

Work after strike: Hollywood is back in action

Drew's news to be back soon

The talk show returned in October after experiencing backlash owing to the host, Drew Barrymore's controversy.

The actor tried to bring the show back during the writers' strike and people were not happy. With the striking days behind, the show is back in action.

Spiderman's swings back for voiceovers 

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'Regime change bid': Cops oppose Khalid, Imam's bail in '20 riots case

The Delhi Police on Thursday strongly opposed the release of student activists Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and three others booked under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case, arguing before the Supreme Court that the alleged offences involved a deliberate attempt to destabilise the State and therefore warranted “jail and not bail”.

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