WGA and Hollywood Studios on Verge of Ending Writers' Strike

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and major Hollywood studios are nearing an agreement to end the 145-day writers' strike that has caused significant disruptions in the film and TV industry. Lawyers for both sides were in discussions on Saturday, with hopes of finalizing a deal on Sunday. The strike has led to job losses and halted productions, impacting the industry as a whole. The key issues in the dispute include artificial intelligence usage, minimum staffing in writers rooms, and residuals for streaming series. The agreement, if reached, would still need to be ratified by the WGA's members.