Amid a flurry of new campaigns and initiatives launched in the wake of President-elect Joe Biden’s victory, a pair of Democratic congressmen who are both decades-long union members announced on Friday the creation of a Labor Caucus […]
Worker advocates and former labor officials say they believe President-elect Joe Biden will push to revamp and strengthen the federal agency charged with enforcing workplace safety soon after taking office in January, a significant shift […]
Factoring in capital gifts, endowments, funding for education programs and other special gifts, the long-gestating Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has now met — and, in fact, exceeded — its pre-opening fundraising goal […]
After the company he co-founded notched a decisive victory on Proposition 22 in November 3rd’s election, Lyft President John Zimmer said he’s ready and willing to return to the California Capitol and work out a deal that allows the unions […]
“As Democrats celebrate the election of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala D. Harris, we need to have an important conversation about building a 50-state party,” writes Elizabeth Warren in Common Dreams. […]
Three series produced at CBS Studio Center in Studio City have suspended production after production team members tested positive for COVID-19, Deadline Hollywood has learned. Additionally, production on a pilot, which was about to start […]
The Think Tank for Inclusion and Equity has teamed with Storyline Partners, the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media at Mount Saint Mary’s University, Women In Film, ACLU, Color of Change, Define American, The Disability Rights […]
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan and three-time Oscar-winning VFX supervisor Robert Legato are among the members of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers’ new creative and technology advisory council. Announced on […]
Chinese director Ning Hao will head the competition jury at the upcoming digital International Film Festival & Awards Macao, with the festival also set to honor Japanese auteur Hirozaku Kore-eda with their ‘Spirit of Cinema’ award. […]
“Exit polls are still being finalized, but as of now they show that working people — Black, Brown and White families making under $100,000, along with the vast majority of young people — delivered Biden his victory,” writes Nia Turner in The […]
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