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This is Day 116 of the SAG-AFTRA strike.

SAG-AFTRA picket lines in New York City on Monday doubled as vigils, with striking actors waiting for their union’s leaders to weigh in on the “last, best, and final offer” package that the studios and streamers delivered Saturday.

“We were handed 500 pages,” SAG-AFTRA strike captain Sue Berch said Monday in her traditional stemwinder of a closing speech for morning pickets outside Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery offices in Manhattan. “So [negotiators] are going through it to make sure they keep track of everything that’s in there. Trust them.”

“‘Last, best, and final,’ my ass!” one picketer shouted, prompting whoops and cheers. Berch agreed, saying, “It isn’t final ’til we say it’s final.”

Zachary Quinto, F. Murray Abraham, Jill Hennessy, Erika Longo, Lori Hammel, Mike Doyle, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, Nick Sakai and Michael Cyril Creighton were among the actors...

DaniElle DeLaite sat down with Kelly Macdonald, David Denham and director Marc Turtletaub to unpack and solve their new movie Puzzle. They talk about finding out that Puzzling is a thing, how the movie unfolds around the puzzle element, working with actor Irrfan Khan and much more.

The film stars Kelly Macdonald, David Denman, Austin Abrams, Helen Coxe, Liv Hewson, Irrfan Khan, Myrna Cabello, and Lori Hammel.

Puzzle is released in the UK on the 7th of September, 2018. Here are our interviews.

Puzzle Cast Interviews

Plot:

Agnes, taken for granted as a suburban mother, discovers a passion for solving jigsaw puzzles which unexpectedly draws her into a new world – where her life unfolds in ways she could never have imagined.

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Taking “write what you know” to heart, Ben Gettinger and Raymond J. Lee, two Broadway actors from New York, have created a new mockumentary web series Thank You... Next that follows a creative team as they try to cast a new Broadway musical. Thank You... Next chronicles the brutal auditioning process in putting together a Broadway show, but this time from the perspective of the producers and casting directors. "We wanted to create a web series that would be a mix of Every Little Step and Summer Heights High," said Lee. "It is so great that creativity is now at the hands of the people again, and that you don't need a huge network budget to get your show created and seen by the public." Gettinger and Lee were able to draw upon their real-life experiences to construct a compelling story, and put together a great cast, no doubt tapping...