5 questions answered about the actors' strike

Actors are striking against the major Hollywood studios for the first time in 43 years. Here's what to know.
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What to know about an actors' strike: Five questions answered Click to view images

Actors are striking against the major Hollywood studios for the first time in 43 years. Here's what to know.

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Hollywood actors join WGA in historic double strike. 'This is all of our fight' Click to view images

Actors joined writers on picket lines Friday as SAG-AFTRA launched its own strike against studios and streamers, after the two sides failed to reach a deal for a new contract.

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How Savanah Leaf and Tia Nomore personalized their ode to Black motherhood, 'Earth Mama' Click to view images

The director is a former Olympian. The star is a rapper who never acted. But they came together for the Oakland-set drama "Earth Mama," about a mother fighting to give her children a chance.

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Conductor Anthony Parnther, who has worked on hundreds of film TV scores, proves as at home in Koreatown as at Montecito's elite Music Academy of the West.

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As actors go on strike, these films and TV shows are likely to shut down Click to view images

Productions around the globe featuring stars such as Clint Eastwood, Jenna Ortega, Brad Pitt and Cynthia Erivo will be affected as actors join writers on picket lines.

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How Christian Cooper turned one of the worst days of his life into a megaphone for inclusion and the joy of birding Click to view images

Christian Cooper, author of "Better Living Through Birding" and host of Disney+'s "Extraordinary Birder," joins the L.A. Times Book Club Aug. 16.

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For "Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One," Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie wanted to play with trains. The result: one of the most spectacular set pieces in years.

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