A Resolution Is Near!

Filed under: Film Flickers

The Screen Actors Guild is close to reaching an agreement with the big bad media moguls!

The thesps have been working without a contract for nine months now.

Posted: Apr 6, 2009 at 2:44 pm / Email this »

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9 comments to “A Resolution Is Near!”

citylove<3 says – reply to this

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WOO SAG!

First!
RedWingsFan says – reply to this

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Boo freakn hoo!
Spindoc says – reply to this

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Who cares, Actors are overpaid and spoiled. They are basically lip-syncers hired to speak other peoples words and should make about the same amount of money that a Karaoke host does.
slooshy says – reply to this

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I prefer the terminology from Team America: World Police - The "Film Actors Guild" (F.A.G.)
Melissa is always RIGHT says – reply to this

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BUNCH O' BITCHES
SWEETPIECE! says – reply to this

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BUNCH O' SELFISH ASSHOLES!
brainchild says – reply to this

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Fuck these greedy unions–theyy destroy companies!!
Hate Low Class People says – reply to this

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I was hoping the scumbag union sicko's would have declared a strike. Then the world would have known what greedy useless garbage that the union is. Unions are for lazy pussies who can't work an honest day of work.
Mentalist says – reply to this

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Considering the CR*P they put out in Hollywood, I think most (like teachers) are OVERPAID?

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Whitney Houston Last Performance! Sang Yes, Jesus Loved Me The Night Before Her Death!

We have truly lost one of the greats today.

Whitney Houston has passed away at the age of 48, and although the cause of her death is currently unknown, she made an appearance last night at the Kelly Price & Friends Unplugged: For The Love of R&B Grammy Party at True Hollywood, and even took the stage to sing what sadly, ended up being her last public performance.

Listen to the icon's still-powerful rendition of Yes, Jesus Loves Me (above).

And we love you, too, Whitney. You will be deeply, deeply missed.

May you R.I.P.