Writers, Hollywood studios reach tentative deal to end months-long strike

After 146 days, the Writers Guild of America has reached a tentative agreement to end their work stoppage against the major Hollywood studios. WGA leadership emailed strike captains Sunday night informing them of the news, saying the agreement was “subject to drafting final contract language.” According to The Hollywood Reporter, the provisional three-year agreement still needs to be ratified by WGA members to take effect. Specifics of the deal have not been publicly shared yet.